Don't miss EHP's 41st congress in Turin, Italy. The 2023 edition will look into the most promising pathways for District Heating & Cooling to play its part in solving the global energy & climate crisis, spurring local change for global impact.
On 29 March 2023 the two sister projects R-ACES and EMB3Rs are organising a joint workshop for stakeholders to test their potential for waste heat recovery using two different platforms.
Euroheat & Power is launching a new group - the Renewables and Waste Heat Working Group (RWH WG) - reflecting the growing importance of renewable and waste heat for our sector as the two spearheads of the DHC transition.
Bio360 Expo is an international assembly point comprising a large international exhibition and multi-track conference programme dedicated to advancing bioenergy, the bioeconomy and atmospheric carbon removal.
The Renewable and Waste Heat Working Group reflects the growing importance of renewable and waste heat for our sector, as the two spearheads of the DHC transition.
Carbon 4, a French consulting firm specialised in carbon strategy, has recently published a report on renewable heat and pictures it as the “forgotten giant” of national renewable support schemes in Europe.
This online course is meant for engineers, designers and utility owners who are dealing with pre-insulated district heating and district cooling networks. After passing the course participants will get all needed basic knowledge regarding pipeline design and engineering.
Eighteen signatories urge the European Parliament to take an ambitious and robust position on the Energy Performance of the Buildings Directive in the ITRE committee vote on 09 February.
The main aim of the camp was to talk about energetics in an interesting way and to introduce engineering and inspirational female engineers to young girls.
EHP is joining forces with 10 organisations to urge the EU co-legislators to substantially increase the ambition to set a 14.5% target for energy efficiency in 2030, with binding targets for both primary and final energy consumption and binding national contributions.
This report serves as a database for literature review and best practice examples for ultra-low and neutral temperature district heating and cooling networks.
By combining key results and lessons learned from the EU project Reuseheat, this article outlines the frontier of urban waste heat recovery research and practice in 2022.
This White Paper focuses on the implications of coupling the electricity, heating and cooling vectors as a vital part of efficiently decarbonising the whole European energy sector.
Europe holds the key to solutions that can help tackle the current energy crisis. DHC+ member NewHeat, a French company providing solar heat solutions for large heat consumers, is inviting you to visit the solar district heating plant in Narbonne, France.
This study proposes to solve the optimal pipe routing problem as a non-linear topology optimization problem, drawing inspiration from density-based topology optimization.
On 1 December 2022, the European Commission launched a large-scale public consultation on the past, present and future of the EU Framework Program for Research and Innovation.
HAWK University of Applied Sciences and Art has been developing a web-based Serious Game about the heating sector and its transformation in a fictional town.
Brussels, 30th of November - The IEA released a new report on the Future of Heat Pumps. The report comes at a crucial time to support REPowerEU objectives to accelerate the roll-out of renewable and clean heat sources and efficient heating technologies such as heat pumps and heat networks.
The Enlit community will come together in Frankfurt from 29 November - 1 December 2022, to meet and inspire each other and to develop their discussions and actions to take steps forward in the energy transition.
More than 50 additional signatories endorsed the declaration issued on the 10th of November, bringing the total number of supporters to 90 European organisations, companies and utilities.