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Best practices in European planning and construction of DH systems
25. October 2021 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Here is an opportunity to learn more about best practices in the planning and construction of district heating systems. Across countries, size, experience, etc., TNO and DBDH have studied the best approach for planning and constructing the European district heating network.
Now we have got the results and want to share them with you. We invite you to participate in a webinar where we present the report and its finding on October 25th, 10.00 – 11.30.
Send a mail to Morten Duedahl md@dbdh.dk to participate.
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10.00 |
Opening remarks – welcome incl short introduction to participants Frits Verheij, TNO and Morten Jordt Duedahl, DBDH |
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Why this report is important and how it will be used Johan Carlsson, EU Joint Research Center |
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Recap of the study – what did we do Frits Verheij, TNO |
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Findings – what best practices has been identified in both planning and construction Pieter Verstraten, TNO |
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Comments to the finding from a practitioner from a municipality and a DH company Tom de Bruyckere, Antwerp and Hartmut Ayrle, Bruchsal |
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Discussion and comments |
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Last comments and thank you Johan Carlsson, EU Joint Research Center |
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11.30 |
End of program |
Tom de Bruyckere from Antwerp has played a significant role in creating the DH network in Antwerp during the last years. Tom has spent a lot of time learning best practices from many more experienced DH companies from Germany, Denmark, and others.
Hartmut Ayrle from the Municipality of Bruchsal has been the municipal lead in developing the 2 DH networks in Bruchsal.
They promised to share their experiences on best practices, including some things they would have liked to know before they started. We look forward to getting their input on the report and developing the DH system almost from scratch as inspiration to the workshop and our discussions.
The EU’s Joint Research Center finances the study.