Summerheat
Euroheat & Power is a partner in Summerheat project analysing meeting cooling needs in summer by applying heat from cogeneration. The waste heat from CHP-technologies and incineration plants in district heating networks can be used as a heat source for the operation of chillers. This offers various benefits: on the one hand, an increased use will improve the overall economics of the whole power park of the district heating system in general and of CHP-plants and incineration in particular. On the other hand the increased use of Summerheat is more energy efficient than standard cooling systems and will support the reduction of CO2-emissions in the EU.
Contact Peter Vernon for more information.
Project co-ordinator is Berliner Energieagentur GmbH and the participating countries include: Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, France, Denmark, Poland, Belgium.
Heat and cooling projects
Euroheat & Power has been carrying out the project on heat and cooling markets co-financed by European Commission (1 January 2005 -31 December 2006).
Ecoheatcool
CEN-CENELEC Workshop Agreement on the Manual for Calculating CHP Electricity
Documents:To be updated
- CEN Workshop 14 Agreement (final version)
- "CW 14 - Manual for determination of CHP products" (English version)
- "CW 14 - Manual for determination of CHP products" (German version)
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DHCAN project - SAVE
The project "District Heating & Cooling/CHP: Promotional Materials for candidate countries Pilot action in Hungary and Romania" ( DHCAN) started in January 2003 and is co-financed by European Commission (under SAVE Programme).
Euroheat & Power is a partner in this project, led by the British Research Establishment. The project objective is to promote the energy saving and environmental potential of district heating and cooling/CHP in the Candidate Countries
More information are available on the project website: www.II.bre.co.uk (password protected)