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How to plan low temperature district heating systems?

Projects

HRE project

HRE4 built evidence supporting the decarbonization of the heating and cooling sector in Europe and developed roadmaps for redesigning this sector by combining the knowledge of local waste heat conditions and potential savings with an energy system analysis.

  • heatroadmapeurope.eu

Publications

D2.1 REWARDHeat planning schemes database

The deliverable serves as a database for literature review and best practice examples for ultra-low and neutral temperature district heating and cooling networks. Firstly, it provides detailed overview of existing knowledge and published research papers on the different related topics such as: renewable and urban waste heat sources, supply technologies, thermal networks, and end-user substations. Then, the overview of existing next-generation networks is presented, while focusing on their characteristics such as temperature regimes, thermal sources, network topology, etc. This information is organised as a publicly available database hosted on Zenodo platform, available on this link.

University studies

D3.5 data for KPI-calculation

Sust BSC

E.ON ectogrid handbook

E.ON ectogrid™ is the consistent further development of local heating or cooling networks into anergetic networks. Networks that no longer lose energy, but can even extract additional energy from the ground. Networks that no longer need four conductors, but only two. One for the “hot water supply” and one for the” cold water supply.”

Tools

Maps

Data

  • Danish tech catalogue

EHP market outlook