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The question: What role do district heating systems play in the energy transition, price competitiveness, and electricity demand management? And how does all this fit into the context of decarbonization? …
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Historically, KMD was owned by the Danish municipalities before being made a private company. KMD was later on bought by NEC Corporation, which focused on the energy sector through their …
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More and more cities, regions, and countries set a clear target for a sustainable fossil-free or carbon-neutral future. But big dreams are hard to achieve even though plans are extensive. …
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Warmia and Masuria are in full swing, saying goodbye to coal and welcoming green fuels, and reducing emissions and landfill gasses. By Konrad Nowak, Chairman of the Managing Board of …
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Cooperation between mostly Danish partners, aiming at the next generation digitally supported district heating, is described in Hot Cool 2020 no.1. By Alfred Heller, Civil Engineer, PhD, Chief Consulting Engineer, …
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How can district heating compete in a heating market dominated by electrical heating based on renewable energy? For most European countries, this question may seem irrelevant since we all know …
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The state of Baden-Württemberg introduces compulsory municipal heat planning for the biggest cities in the state. For the first time, the cities must develop a vision for their carbon-free heat …
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A recent study of Shetlanders found that up to 44% of our DNA was of Scandinavian origin. That suggests many Viking tourists formed strong relationships in the islands years ago!Shetland …
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Implementing a Pit Thermal Energy Storage (PTES) in an energy system has substantial benefits. In recent years, investments have been made into low-temperature heat storage to develop, optimize, and commercialize …