In this issue of our newsletter, we want to have a deeper look into this topic to better understand the potential as well as the barriers for applying machine learning techniques to district heating.…
Read More >The share of renewable energies in German district heating networks is about 13 % and must be increased rapidly in the next years. In past newsletters, we have already presented some research on this…
Read More >Like last year, we chose our April newsletter to bring you a special issue with our District Heating Research Trends: an analysis of all scientific district heating research papers published last yea…
Read More >The substitution of fossil fuels in the heat supply is an essential goal in the energy and heat transition in Germany. The integration of electric heat pumps plays a decisive role in this. This role …
Read More >The drive for innovation in the district heating sector is not only at the heart of our work at heatbeat, but also a fundamental motivation for our newsletter, in which we aim to support the dissemin…
Read More >At the beginning of the new year, we would like to make an exception and not present a scientific paper. In this issue of our newsletter, we instead focus on the draft "Bundesförderung für effiziente…
Read More >While it's clear that low network temperatures are the key to efficient 5th Generation District Heating and Cooling networks, it's less clear at which exact temperatures a given network will achieve …
Read More >One key to increase the share of renewable energies in the heating sector is district heating. The focus is on both new efficient district heating networks and the transformation of existing ones. Di…
Read More >Low return temperatures are a key objective to enable an efficient operation of district heating networks and especially for the transition towards 4th Generation District Heating (4GDH). On the one …
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