Posts about District Heating (3)

The net-zero carbon future that is today envisioned by both public and private institutions must necessarily involve a transition towards energy efficient cities.

The question of ‘what is CHP?’ doesn’t exist in a vacuum, but as part of a larger discussion on how heating technologies can reach a more sustainable approach. For a few years now, governmental authorities, citizens and companies have been questioning the types of transformations that need to happen[..]

While ground source heat pumps have been around since the late 1940s, they’re living a particularly favorable moment at the time. As more private and public entities seek ways to advance towards sustainable heating technologies, the use of ground source heating stands out as particularly environment[..]

Picking the right heating sources for a district heating project is often decisive on that system’s efficiency in terms of economic and environmental impact. To begin with, a district heating system approach stands out as a more sustainable and cost-efficient option, helping optimize urban heating s[..]

In the quest for achieving carbon neutrality, high temperature heat pumps have become one of the key components for the industrial sector, representing a feasible alternative technology that enhances efficiency and minimizes fossil fuel burning.

Recent years have seen a relentless search for a transition towards sustainability in heating. As such, the incorporation of the right renewable heating system stands at the center of many of these efforts.

Heating systems today are facing the need of reconfigurations to face the needs of the future. As meeting the energy demands of the future will necessarily mean high energy performance, all players in the field of heating are searching for the right structures that can address this issue while remai[..]

The district heating plant represents the heart of any district heating system, pumping energy, as such, its optimum design and efficiency shouldn’t be underestimated.

5th generation district heating and cooling (also known as 5GDHC) represents a new stage in district heating and cooling systems in which energy efficiency and decarbonization are brought a step further.

The process for industrial decarbonisationremains a crucial part of the effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the context of harm reduction measures for climate change.

The search for renewable heating can be defined as a hunt for efficient heating technologies that eliminate the reliance on fossil fuels and effectively achieve decarbonization.

Seawater heat pumps represent one of the leading efforts in achieving maximum efficiency in heating and cooling systems. The current context is seeing a series of endeavors to increase sustainability and achieve decarbonization in the building sector and the energy consumption related to urban heati[..]