TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS AND CASES

KeepWarm results, resources and offered services
KeepWarm Showroom of replicable and bankable DHS pilot projects
The purpose of this Service Pitch Book is to relay the availability of replicable, bankable examples of DH-retrofits for both energy efficiency (EE) and integrating more sustainable energy sources (i.e. RES and/or excess heat, ExH), as well as providing information about national contexts, especially useful to audiences outside a particular country. It highlights the pilot DHSs which have been actively participating in KeepWarm’s activities, giving them visibility as well as stimulating networking opportunities to reach out to them directly for improving DH even further.
KeepWarm Report on Replication Models
This report points out eleven models developed within the project which can be used as good practice examples and showcase for successful modernisation of various DHSs. These models represent a continuous work and highlight main parts of the KeepWarm tailor - made approach.
DHS Eibiswald & DHS Ligist
DHS Brno │ DHS České Budějovice │DHS Písek
Showroom Croatia
DHS Samobor │ DHS Velika Gorica │DHS Zagreb │ DHS Zaprešić
DHS Bene │ DHS Jekabpils │ DHS Lielauce
DHS Ptuj │ DHS Slovenj Gradec │DHS Velenje
Showroom Serbia
DHS Bajina Bašta │ DHS Nova Varoš │DHS Priboj │ DHS Šabac
Report on support provided to DHS: a conclusion of the support provided to each DHS operator/owner by each project partner involved in their respective countries such as additional technical support, support in financial modelling and applying to different subsidy/grant schemes, support in negotiation process with either potential new customers or local authorities in terms of obtaining different permits or creating contracts.
The KeepWarm consortium organized local working groups for selected District Heating Systems in each country with the aim of providing tailor-made assistance to remove barriers, attract funds and finalize planned investments. The goal of the local working groups was to include all relevant stakeholders to provide input for business plan development and feedback on future retrofitting plans as well as on barrier removal for DHS. Find here the "Report on local working groups" for Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Latvia, Serbia, Slovenia and Ukraine.
Additional useful resources
The resources listed here are covering various district heating concepts and technologies, as well as best practice cases in district heating and cooling sector.
DISTRICT HEATING AND COOLING
- Efficient district heating and cooling systems in the EU - Case studies; Key success factors (2016, Joint Research Centre)
- Best available technologies for heating and cooling market – technologies overview - EE; RES; technologies (2012, Joint Research Centre)
- District Energy in Cities - EE; RES; Transition; Local governments; Case studies; Business models; Vertical policy integration (2015, UNEP District Heating Initiative & ICLEI & UN-Habitat)
- Renewable energy in district heating and cooling - case studies - Case studies; Technologies (2017, IRENA)
- Best Practice Examples of Renewable District Heating and Cooling - Case studies (2016, CoolHeating)
RETROFITTING AND UPGRADING DISTRIC HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS
- Low temperature district heating concepts - EE; Decarbonisation; Technologies; Ultra-low DH network concepts; Heat losses; Case studies (2017, RELaTED)
- Upgrading the performance of district heating networks - Technical and non-technical approaches - Classifications of DH systems; Upgrading processes and techical options (2019, Upgrade DH)
- Upgrading the performance of district heating networks - Best practice instruments and tools for diagnosing and retrofitting DH network- Retrofitting; Upgrading; Software tools; Diagnosing; Modelling; Distribution network (2018, Upgrade DH)
- Upgrading the performance of district heating networks - Best practice examples on upgrading DH Projects - Retrofitting; Upgrading; Renovation; District heating optimisation; Case studies (2018, Upgrade DH)
ICT TECHNOLOGIES FOR DISTRICT HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS
- Smart solutions overview: Smart Thermal Grid - Smart thermal grid; Thermal energy storage; Extracting thermal energy; Thermal exchange and connected buildings: Remewable business models (2018, Ruggedised)
- Integrated Infrastructure Solutions – Waste Heat Recovery - Open district heating using waste heat; District heating rings; Smart local thermal districts (2018, GrowSmarter)
- Digital roadmap for District Heating and Cooling- Production; Distribution; Buildings; Integration of mulitple energy sources; Barriers for roll-out of technologies (2018, Storm-DHC)
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