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As the world wakes up to the reality of the energy security challenge, intelligent heat pump technologies and district heating could be the answer we’re all looking for. By Raymond …

Often decision-makers and politicians miss that low energy costs are a combination of low energy prices and low energy consumption. The primary learning is that low energy costs can be …

Cutting down unnecessary initiation of power plants and excessive district heating water temperature with hyperlocal weather forecasts is a new way forward. By Tuukka Teppola, Growth Manager – Wx Beacon …

Operational for over a year since its inauguration, Sorø Bioenergy converts garden-parc waste from the municipalities into heat and electricity. The 12 MWth biomass plant is a perfect example of …

The democratic ownership model has played a significant role in Denmark’s energy and heating sector. Democratic companies are common in various sectors in Denmark. The sheer size of the democratic …

This research confronts the myth of active energy consumption. It suggests a new and collaborative path for district heating (DH) companies that want to remain relevant and competitive toward and …

The fluctuating wind and solar PV shall be the main source for electricity in Denmark, but the ordinary electricity demand does not match these fluctuations. This creates problems for the …

In 2014 in the north of the Netherlands, the Groningen Municipality joined forces with the Groningen Water Company to give the city a publicly owned district heat grid company with …

This article describes the Danish district heating company, Hvide Sande District Heating, which has become independent of fossil fuels by using wind and solar energy. This has resulted in lower …