Bridlington heat network zone

Bridlington is one of the smallest towns in the pilot and has no district heat network today. Its June 2025 report identifies a town-centre zone and a western zone around public buildings. East Riding of Yorkshire Council says it is looking at district energy schemes in Bridlington, Beverley and Goole.

1. September 2024

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   Listed among the 28 places in the government's heat network zoning pilot, which published its first outputs in September 2024.

   Source: Heat networks zoning pilot (GOV.UK)

Two strategic zones: Bridlington Town Centre, anchored by the town hall and leisure centre, and Bridlington West, around the school and hospital. Smaller zones include Sewerby Road, Pinfold Lane and Headlands School.

Candidate areas come from government-commissioned studies and council work. They are not legal boundaries. A zone’s boundary is fixed only when it is designated under the zoning regulations.

We have found no appointed or bidding developer for Bridlington.

No statutory zone developer can be appointed until a zone is designated. Partners appointed by councils before then are listed as development or delivery partners.

We have found no existing district-scale heat network in Bridlington.

• 2 Jun 2025Remaining 13 zone opportunity reports published
• 23 Sep 2024First zoning pilot outputs: heat network zone maps

1. Heat networks zoning pilot (updated 25 November 2025) — Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, 25 November 2025
2. Heat network zone opportunity report: Bridlington (by AECOM) — Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, 2 June 2025

Record last checked 8 November 2026.