Posts about District Heating

The convergence of data centers and district heating marks a pivotal advancement towards economies where sustainability and cost-efficiency are priorities.

District heating in Canada has been experiencing a significant surge in recent times.

The current state of district heating in the UK sees any progress in this area as a pivotal shift in the battle against climate change.

In the current context, where the pursuit of efficiency and sustainability are becoming the norm, the water-source heat pump system stands out.

Wastewater heat recovery systems represent a pivotal initiative in today's sustainable landscape, offering a solution to a number of both environmental and economic challenges.

The landscape of heating systems in Germany is undergoing a profound transformation in the current moment, one that will bring lasting changes towards sustainability.

The increasing integration of district heating in Europe is directly linked to the current environmental challenges in the continent and beyond. In the quest for sustainability, district heating has emerged as a pragmatic solution effective at reducing carbon emissions and fostering responsible ener[..]

The widespread adoption of industrial (or large-scale) heat pumps in Europe represents a major contribution to the continent’s efforts in achieving energy efficiency and decarbonization.

The use of active magnetic bearings has been on the rise, owing to this system’s increased efficiency, its high-speed capabilities and low maintenance needs.

District heating in Sweden plays a pivotal role in the country’s energy landscape, with profound implications for both their economy and environment.

Using hydrogen for heating has been at the center of a number of initiatives which are looking for decarbonizing alternatives to fossil fuels in heating.

Large scale heat pumps have recently been at the center of increasingly successful attempts for waste heat recovery and sustainable heating.