The project relies on the preparation of strategies for developing heating and cooling networks in six European pilot cities (Ansfelden - Austria, Heerten - Germany, Litomerice - Czech Republic, Helsingor - Denmark, Matosinhos - Portugal, Brasov - Romania) based on an in-depth analysis of demand and future needs in heating and cooling, on the long-term potential of renewables and waste heat, drivers and barriers and 2050 scenarios.
The progREsHEAT team during a project meeting in Helsingor, Denmark
The project team is holding a series of webinars on various topics related to district heating and cooling.
Three webinars already took place:
- Assessing the potential for combined heat and power in EU member states – insights from Austria and Germany
- The success story of the extensive Danish district heating system
- Waste heat integration into district heating networks – Experiences from district heating providers.
If you are interested in the issue, we warmly invite you to watch the recordings of the progRESsHEAT webinars that you will find here.
Participate in the next webinar!
Barriers to district heating systems - Empirical results from six European case studies
14 October 2016
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The progRESsHEAT webinars are free and open to all.
progRESsHEAT is co-funded by the Horizon 2020 programme of the European Union
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