Join us in Denmark for a 2-day seminar and get a successful start with district heating in your city or region. Get inspired from leading experts, learn from the Danish models and meet colleagues from other countries with similar challenges.
Create your own action plan that produces results in your city.
District heating is a part of the solution when CO2 emissions must be reduced. The reason is that district heating can utilize heat that is otherwise wasted from the heat production from electricity production, from industrial processes, overproduction from wind turbines or via utilization of local resources.
Denmark has some of the most efficient heating systems in the world. Denmark has experience with making use of wasted resources dating back to the '70s. On the production side, Denmark has much experience with co-production between electricity and heat. With regard to consumption, Denmark has also focused on reducing consumption to a minimum and this trend has gained momentum with the renovation of existing buildings. The Danish focus has meant that many Danish companies have developed solutions both on the production side and especially on the consumption side, both in terms of specific district heating solutions and insulation solutions.
Decision-making Employees or Specialists of cities and regions around the world. It can be that you have a district heating project in mind, and you need inspiration or implementation ideas. It can also be that you have an abstract idea in an area where it is obvious to implement district heating.
The seminar concludes with a specific action plan for each participant. The action plan focuses on key issues in relation to your own district heating project and will be an effective tool for getting started with the implementation at home.
The seminar focuses on the policy framework that must be in place as well as the economic and environmental incentives that municipalities and regions around the world must have in order to implement district heating. Based on inspiration from the Danish model and understanding of cleantech technologies, you will get ideas through workshops, which later will materialize and can be directly transferred to your own context.