IES, Norsyn, and Tomson Consulting Announce Strategic Partnership to Deliver Fully Integrated District Heating & Cooling Across the UK.

IES Utilities Group (UK), Norsyn (Denmark), and Tomson Consulting (UK) have announced the launch of a pioneering partnership that will bring a unique blend of skills and experience to the UK’s district heating and cooling sector.

The collaboration unites:

• IES Utilities: A UK-based leader in civil engineering and utility infrastructure with extensive experience in delivering complex projects.
• Norsyn: A Danish-based heat network D&B specialist with unparalleled expertise and experience in delivering value led schemes at scale.
• Tomson Consulting: A progressive and trusted UK consultant with deep-rooted local knowledge and a steadfast reputation sustainable solutions.

Together, this partnership can provide an extensive range of services for any district  heating or cooling project, at any scale, anywhere in the UK & Ireland.

Gus Watt, Director of Future Networks at IES Utilities Group, commented:
“We’re proud to bring together such an exceptional partnership. There is no real substitute for experience and the prospects are exciting. This collaboration combines the incredible expertise of three progressive organisations with very aligned ambitions and values . Together, we’re focused on setting a new benchmark for innovation, sustainability, quality, and delivery in the sector.”

Henning Staugaard Lambertsen, Director & Partner, Norsyn, added:
“We are very excited to bring our knowledge and technology to the UK market through this partnership. The UK presents huge opportunities for district heating and cooling networks, and working alongside experienced partners like IES and Tomson allows us to deliver innovative, sustainable, and efficient solutions tailored to local needs.”

Faye Tomson, Tomson Consultancy, said:
“We’re looking forward to working with IES and Norsyn to deliver projects that make a real difference. Combining our local expertise with IES’s industry experience and Norsyn’s technical capabilities means we can offer communities across the UK a truly world-class solution.”

This partnership arrives at a critical moment for the UK’s energy sector, as demand grows for sustainable infrastructure to meet net zero targets and reduce carbon emissions. With district heating and cooling networks playing a key role in the transition, the trio’s fully integrated approach is designed to help local authorities, developers, and housing providers achieve ambitious climate goals.

For more information about the partnership and services offered, visit: https://iesutilities.co.uk/services/district-heating-cooling-networks/

Or email: netzero@iesutilities.co.uk