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District heating case studies

District heating case studies

View of the large heat pump in Wien Simmering

View of the large heat pump in Wien Simmering (Segalla, 2018). ©Wien Energie / Zinner

Case studies    |    17 May 2022

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Three case studies on district heating in Dronninglund, Denmark; Marstal, Denmark; and Vienna, Austria provide innovative solutions to successfully decarbonise district heating. These can inspire similar action in other locations across central and eastern Europe.

Case study on solar-thermal-based district heating in Dronninglund, Brønderslev Municipality, Denmark

English | Bosnian

Case study on district heating based on solar with seasonal pit storage in Marstal, Denmark

English | Bosnia

Case study on large-scale heat pumps in the modernisation of the district heating system of Vienna, Austria

English | Bosnian

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Theme: District heating

Location: Denmark | Austria

Project: District heating

Tags: district heating | heat pump

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