Village Heat Share empowers communities to transform local clean energy into warm, welcoming homes and buildings.
We collaborate with residents, site owners, and community groups to host small, quiet data centres that recycle their heat into nearby houses and shared spaces. The result: lower energy bills, reduced carbon emissions, and more value kept within the community.
Our approach is transparent and collaborative. We co‑design solutions with local people and use straightforward, fair models so everyone understands ownership and how benefits are shared.
Village Heat Share is proudly funded by the Energy Redress Scheme. This programme channels voluntary payments from energy companies—arising from Ofgem’s enforcement and compliance activity—into charities that support energy consumers in vulnerable situations across England, Scotland, and Wales.
Networks.Coop - Brian Condon - Stakeholder Engagement
Brian Condon brings over 35 years of expertise in technology strategy, economic modelling, and cooperative governance. At Networks.coop, he leads projects that advance public sector sustainability, digital transformation, and decarbonisation.
His recent work includes the CHADCA (Co‑operative Heat and Data Centre Accelerator) project, which applies the thin‑layer cooperative model to harness waste heat from data centres for local heat networks. Brian also developed a Renewable Energy Strategy for Suffolk County Council, producing detailed financial models and strategic business cases to support long‑term resilience.
Brian’s depth of experience ensures that our projects align with community priorities, deliver tangible benefits, and embody cooperative values.
Prospus Group - Derek Mitchell & Tom Woof - Consultancy for Heat Network
Prospus Group provides specialist consultancy for heat networks, combining commercial, energy, and planning expertise to help communities deliver low‑carbon projects. Derek Mitchell, Director of Energy, has overseen the consent of more than 150MW of renewable generation and is currently supporting community heat schemes in Chipping, Calder Vale, and Tanygrisaiu in North Wales. Alongside him, Planning Director Tom Woof brings over three decades of experience guiding developments across the UK, ensuring projects align with local plans and regulatory frameworks. Together, they enable clients to navigate the complexities of heat network development with confidence, from strategy and permissions through to delivery.
Cybermoor Services Ltd. - Tom Barker, Daniel Heery & Leah Kennerley - Project Management & Stakeholder Engagement
Cybermoor Services Ltd. specialises in project management and stakeholder engagement for community‑led energy and infrastructure initiatives. With over 20 years of experience, Director Daniel Heery has delivered feasibility studies and cooperative finance models that bring broadband, 5G, and low‑carbon energy solutions to rural communities. Tom Barker provides hands‑on project management across programmes such as REVUP, MANY, SOSCI, and Charge My Street, coordinating partners, collating deliverables, and producing clear reports. His background in stakeholder engagement with investors, regulators, and local authorities ensures that projects are not only well‑managed but also firmly rooted in community priorities. Together, they enable Cybermoor to deliver practical, collaborative solutions that advance decarbonisation and local resilience.