District Energy & Utility Networks

Heat networks, cooling plants and multi-utility corridors — shared infrastructure for whole districts.

District Energy & Utility Networks — sector cover

District energy is a power station broken into pieces and spread under the streets: energy centres holding the plant, insulated pipe networks running beneath the roads, and connections into every building on the scheme. The corridor civils — access, earthworks, drainage and the ground-source arrays that feed the network — are the shared methods, linked below from the transport and power-generation sectors.

The three guides in this sector cover district heating and cooling networks — welded, insulated pipe systems with expansion to manage and leakage to find before backfill; energy centre construction, where the plant room is the product; and utility diversions and connections, the unglamorous work of moving everyone else's pipes and cables out of the way and tying new services into live networks.

What does District Energy & Utility Networks cover?

Process guides in District Energy & Utility Networks

Shared methods used in District Energy & Utility Networks

Part of the Utilities & Energy group.