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Greening our cities with district energy! Online conference 15 September 2020

 

15.09.2020 - Online conference

 

Decarbonisation of the heating and cooling sector is a major challenge to reach carbon neutrality in a near future. One solution is to provide renewable and low carbon heat thanks to district energy.

 

Today’s most advanced 4th and 5th generation district heating and cooling (DHC) systems run at low temperature, allowing less heat loss through pipes, and the use of local heat sources. This means less CO2 emissions and the development of greener local economy.

 

Despite these advantages, the use of district energy remains low across European countries, especially in the North-West area. However, cities in collaboration with citizens, policy makers and companies can meet the challenge and overcome the policy and organizational barriers to the rollout of this innovative technology.

 

This conference will allow you to:

 

  • learn from cutting-edge pilot cases across Europe,
  • find solutions to replicate successful projects,
  • share experience with like-minded people.

 

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the conference is organised online. This is an opportunity to use interactive tools and reduce our CO2 emissions from transport. Interactive formats and small groups will allow you ask your questions and meet people.

 

Interactive formats and small groups will allow you to ask your questions and meet people.

 

This conference is the final event of the HeatNet NWE project, with the participation of the EU-funded projects D2Grids, LIFE4HeatRecovery, Hotmaps, REWARD Heat, COOL DH and Tempo.

 

Have a look at the programme and register by clicking on the picture below!

 

 

LIFE4HeatRecovery will develope and demonstrate the effectiveness of a new generation of smart district heating and cooling network, where low-temperature waste heat sources are as distributed as consumers are.

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