Euroheat & Power works for secure energy supplies in balance with environment. We illustrate the advantages of combined heat & power and district heating & cooling and our work includes the advocacy of renewable energy sources and efficient use of primary energies.
Euroheat & Power promotes and co-ordinates Europe-wide activities for the benefit of technological innovation, environmental awareness and for the continuing growth of the industry.
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Euroheat
& Power's 2007-2008 edition of biennial The 2007-2008 survey reflects on the current situation, possibilities and trends of combined heat & power and district heating &cooling sector at national and European level and provides insight in the different national heat and cooling markets. Policies, impact of EU legislation on industry, barriers, prices and tariff structures, costs and taxation aspects, investment needs and available financial resources as well as statistical information and elements related to promotion and future prospects complete the picturein the countries surveyed. New country reports have been added: Russia, Ukraine, Slovenia. Copies include CD-R with statistics and can be ordered online from Euroheat & Power's publications section For more information please contact Dusan Jakovljevic |
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“Euroheat
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guidelines represent the first step towards the European framework
enabling an increased product quality level, sound competition, cost
efficiency by avoiding multiple testing and inspections in production
of preinsulated district heating pipes.
The focus of the Guidelines are the standardised products: the straight preinsulated pipes (EN 253) and fitting assemblies (EN 448) These guidelines were endorsed by the Board of Euroheat & Power and are currently under endorsemement process with our National Association Members who are also proposing members for the Certification Board. For
more information please on the Cerification Guidelines please click
here. The list of Certification
Bodies and Test Institutes is available here
and the list of certificates obtained is here. Contact person is Nikolai Pushkarev. |
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We have facilitated this marketing online library for the use of district heating and cooling (DHC) utility companies as well as for marketing and public relations experts who are working on promoting the DHC sector. With illustrative examples of marketing DHC we aim to provide sector professionals with useful and novel marketing solutions and fresh ideas. Being a continuing project we very much welcome exchange of ideas and would encourage you to share your success stories in the field of marketing and PR of DHC. Please visit http://www.euroheat.org/MarketingHome.htm |
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Ecoheatcool Project: visit the website
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“Renewables
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The district heating infrastructure optimises use of renewable energy sources in satifying urban heat demands. It creates an opportunity to combine a large spectrum of renewable fuels and ‘free’ energy inputs, such as surplus heat from electricity production, waste incineration and industrial processes. District cooling is emerging as a complimentary energy efficient tool for providing comfortable and reliable indoor climate during summer. This brochure illustrates the variety of renewable energy sources used in district heating infrastructures to warm and cool human living spaces. For more information on use of renewables with district heating and cooling and on the Euroheat & Power's work in this are please contact Eloi Piel. |
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PROMOTING DHC: Exchange of marketing experiences
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