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From January 2026, heat network operators, including property managers and landlords, must register with Ofgem. But this is just the beginning.

New regulations are being introduced to improve transparency, protect consumers, and raise technical standards. These include the Heat Networks (Market Framework) Regulations, the Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme (HNTAS), and new consumer protection rules covering fair pricing, complaints handling, and support for vulnerable customers.

This webinar offers a clear, practical overview of what’s changing, why it matters, and how to prepare. Whether you manage a scheme directly or work with service providers, this session will help you understand your responsibilities and get ahead of the curve.

ÌýAgenda

1. Overview: What are heat networks, and why they matter
2. The Energy Bill: Why it was introduced and what it’s trying to achieve
3. Regulation vs. Legislation: What’s the difference
4. Market Reaction: How the sector is shifting and what’s emerging
5. Heat Network Regulations: HNMBR, HNTAS, and consumer protection
6. Key Considerations: What building owners and heat network operators need to think about

Speakers:

Jo Longdon,
Co-Founder / Director of Strategy, Ener-Vate

Emily Lister,
Sales & Marketing Director, Insite Energy

Kindly sponsored by: Ener-Vate & Insite EnergyÌý