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We’re pleased to announce that the next phase of the Worthing Heat Network has received planning approval — marking a major milestone in delivering a greener, cheaper energy future for Worthing.

Through our Community Fund, Worthing Heat Network aims to support local projects, empower organisations, and create a positive, lasting impact in Worthing. This past month, our fund has helped support a variety of initiatives: from raising awareness of mental health with West Sussex Mind to providing volunteers for Guildcare’s Summer Showtime.

Worthing Heat Network is excited to announce that the first phase of the project is nearing completion, meaning we’ll soon begin supplying low carbon heat to the first customers. We have submitted a planning application to complete the main spine of the project, allowing the heat network to reach two new connections: Splashpoint Leisure Centre and the Pavilion Theatre.

Keeping Worthing Moving: Weekend Parking Access and First and Last Sunday Free Parking. Hemiko has adjusted its construction schedule to minimise disruption

Residents and visitors are encouraged to shop local as Hemiko, in collaboration with Worthing Town Centre Business Improvement District (BID) and Worthing Borough Council, announces support for the town centre

WTM Museum & Art Gallery will temporarily close its doors to the public in March 2025 until the winter as part of an exciting and forward-thinking initiative to upgrade the building fabric and connect to the Worthing Heat Network.

Hemiko was proud to announce the winners of its Net Zero Hero art competition, held in partnership with Homefield Primary School.

The heat network is at the centre of Worthing Borough Council’s Carbon Neutral Plan, identified as the most economic and efficient way to decarbonise the town’s Civic Quarter.

The seaside town of Worthing, West Sussex, has launched an ambitious decarbonisation project – The Worthing Heat Network. It will bring climate-friendly heating offer to every building in town by 2050.