Posts about District Heating

Urban heating lies at the heart of climate action and the drive toward net-zero cities.

District heating in Norway has developed to become a pillar in the Nordic country’s heating mix, promoting reliable heating in the freezing winter temperatures and a feasible alternative to fossil fuels.

Heat pump grants have emerged as a key facilitator for those looking to transform the environmental impact of their project.

Waste heat recovery is the driver of some of the most advanced breakthroughs in thermal engineering today. The basic premise behind waste heat recovery is, in itself, revolutionary: to be able to reuse heat that would otherwise be lost and apply it productively.

The cogeneration system has expanded to become a key trend at a time when energy efficiency and cost savings are becoming priorities.

Ammonia heat pumps are at the center of many key initiatives to reduce the environmental impact of industrial applications while ensuring top efficiencies are achieved.

Heat recovery chillers represent a key technical advancement in the race to achieve sustainability in heating and cooling. This advanced piece of equipment manages to not only cool buildings but also capture and repurpose the waste heat generated by the equipment itself.

Green heating stands at the center of global efforts to cut down emissions and curb climate change. In this major transition, societies around the world are exploring alternatives to find the best option among green heating solutions: one that effectively mitigates CO2 emissions while also remaining[..]

Heat networks are front and center in numerous initiatives aiming at decarbonizing heat today.

While carbon capture continues building new possibilities for a sustainable future, the combination of carbon capture technology with combined heat and power plants generates yet another symbiosis in the quest for a circular, no-waste, no-emissions model.

The flue gas condenser stands at the center of a number of initiatives aiming at implementing energy recovery in various industries and sectors. Imperatives such as improving energy efficiency and reducing operational costs have become strong motivators for the development of new technologies. Among[..]

The rise of the Positive Energy District (PED) model marks a significant shift in urban energy management, offering a promising alternative for urban decarbonization.