Heatbeat engineering GmbH and ENERPIPE are pleased to announce their new strategic partnership. This collaboration aims to advance heatbeat’s innovative solutions in the planning and operational opti…
Read More >In issue 44 of our heatbeat Research Newsletter we present 2 examples for how considering the substation behavior can help to improve the network operation as a whole.
Read More >We are presenting three new articles that show different ways of optimizing the operation of district heating networks and, in particular, the connected buildings.
Read More >Whenever solar energy is considered as an option to be a heat source for district heating, a careful evaluation of whether to use solar thermal or PV in combination with a heat pump is necessary.
Read More >The challenge of renewable energies is that they are often only available at varying times. In Denmark, for example, there are several heating networks that use solar thermal energy as a heat source,…
Read More >Large-scale heat storages can be an important solution to enable the use of renewable heat sources with seasonally fluctuating availability like e.g. solar thermal energy.
Read More >In order to achieve greater penetration of district heating networks in Germany (and Europe) in the coming years, a high level of acceptance among end customers is extremely important. As a first ste…
Read More >In issue 38 of our heatbeat Research Newsletter we summarize two interesting research publications from the field of district heating: A report that emphasis the important role district heating can…
Read More >This is the 37th issue of our heatbeat Research Newsletter, in which we provide updates on recently published research on district heating, district cooling, and district heating and cooling systems.…
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