2050 Today: Reengineering Heat - POSTPONED
COOL DH, the Swedish-Danish frontrunner collaborative project offers the opportunity to jump directly into the future of district heating. A future where heat sources are totally decarbonised and unconventional, buildings are energy efficient and fossil fuels are completely phased out. The event will be a great occasion to debate about this vision and how it could be replicated in the rest of Europe. Please note that due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the workshop has been postponed until further notice.AGENDA (subject to change)
9:10 - 9:20 Introduction- Gabriele Pesce - Euroheat & Power | DHC+
- COOL DH, The pioneer of low-temperature DH Sara Kralmark - Kraftringen (tbc)
- TEMPO: the new era of digitalisation in DH Six Daan - VITO (tbc)
- COOL DH: short time and seasonal energy storage solutions Uffe Schleiss - HTF (tbc)
- Legislative frameworks for low-temperature District Heating Steen Gravenslund Olesen - COWI
- The use of local low-grade heat sources: a policy perspective Speaker tbc
- Business models for Lund city Sara Kralmark – Kraftringen (tbc)
- Crowdfunding as a novel financial tool for district heating projects Chiara Candelise – Bocconi University
- Sara Kralmark - Kraftringen (tbc)
- Dutch Heating Association representative (tbc)
- Chiara Candelise - Bocconi University
- John Dulac - European Commission | DG RTD (tbc)
- MAGNITUDE H2020 project
- John Dulac - European Commission | DG RTD (tbc)
- Kristina Lygderud - IVL
- Ralf Roman Schmidt - AIT
- ENTRAIN Interreg project
