Succesful road show in Poland

Date: 22/06/2016

DBDH organized a district heating road show to the South-East part of Poland, in cooperation with the Polish Chamber of District Heating (IGCP) and the Danish Embassy in Warsaw.

The road show, which took place from May 30th to June 2nd, started with a seminar at the Danish Embassy in Warsaw presenting the overview of energy laws in Poland and investments in district heating.

The four day road show included visits to the cities of Lublin, Tarnobrzeg and Tarnow. The delegation met with city representatives in charge of infrastructure and district heating utilities. These meetings made possible to gain insight in the challenges and needs of potential customers, while bringing the Danish companies closer to Polish companies interested in new Investments in the district heating sector.

Participating DBDH members: Arcon-Sunmark, Kamstrup, ABB, Rambøll, BA Systems, Belmaflex, Desmi Pumping Technology, BROEN and Aalborg Engineering.

Click on this link to see interview with DBDH’s Export Manager, Pia Zimmermann (in Polish).

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