Heat Training Grant: Heat Networks

The Midlands Net Zero Hub is working with the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero to deliver courses relating to heat networks. 

Heat networks are critical technologies for decarbonising heat and the number of networks in England is steadily growing. The 2020 Heat Network Skills Review found that the sector already faced a skills gap which would be exacerbated as the industry grows.

The approved training providers (listed below) can offer trainees up to £500 towards eligible heat network courses.

Eligibility

You’re eligible for the grant if all of the following are true:

  • you’re a heating engineer or work in the heat networks area
  • you’re based in England

This grant is classed as a subsidy. You will need to provide information about your employment to your training provider to receive the grant. 

There may be additional requirements for some of the courses.

How to apply

  1. Choose a course with a training provider from the list below
  2. Confirm eligibility with the training provider and any entry requirements
  3. Book your course directly with the training provider

The training provider will apply for the grant on your behalf.

Approved providers

BEST Ltd T/A BESA Academy
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Carbon Trust
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Chirpy Heat
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CPV Ltd
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FairHeat (1)
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FairHeat (2)
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FairHeat (3)
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GTEC Training
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Guru Systems
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Herts Energy Academy
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Sycous
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