
Heat Map
The London Heat Map is an interactive tool that allows users to identify opportunities for decentralised energy projects in London. It builds on the 2005 London Community Heating Development Study. All information has been updated and the map is now in a user friendly format using an interactive GIS system that was originally developed by LDA for www.londonbrownfieldsites.org
The Heat Map provides spatial intelligence on factors relevant to the identification and development of DE opportunities: major energy consumers, fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, energy supply plants, community heating networks, heat density etc;
It is publicly accessible to anyone with an interest in DE. Local authorities can use the map as the starting point to developing detailed Energy Master Plans to inform DE policies in their LDFs and climate change strategies. Developers can use the map to help them meet London Plan DE policies (connection into an existing network or extending their own communal heating networks beyond their site boundaries).
The London Heat Map will be regularly updated and fully interactive by allowing users to upload and share energy data. It will evolve over the next three years alongside the DEMaP Programme and become more useful and sophisticated as boroughs and others start inputting real energy data into the map.
The effectiveness of the site depends on your input so we urge you to register and start sharing information.
Borough Heat Maps
The DEMaP programme includes a heat mapping support package to boroughs to enable them to carry out high resolution heat mapping for their area. The heat mapping reports for each of the boroughs which have taken part in the scheme so far are shown on the borough heat map page. All of the data collected through this process is also shown on the interactive heat map.