Heating & cooling solutions
Industry innovators from 9 European countries will integrate multiple sources of renewable energy and excess heat at four demonstration sites across Europe to showcase solutions for 100% fossil free district heating and cooling systems.
News & Events
New video: waste heat recovery at a fuel cell powered data centre – WEDISTRICT demosite
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Interview with María Jesús Romero on renewable air-cooling units – RACU
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Interview with Roxana Pătrașcu on the future of centralized district heating systems
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Interview with Mihai Sănduleac on developing an open-source, cross-platform Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition system
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Relevant events
october, 2023
There are so many people who are making #WEDISTRICT possible. This week we meet Francisco Comino from the ...@Univcordoba.
The University of Cordoba has a high number of research units, including environmental sciences and applied thermodynamics.
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#WEDISTRICT has partners from all over Europe. Today we meet Natalia Béjar Ayllón from @DEcoenergias.
They ...coordinates the Spanish demo site in Alcalá de Henares, from the engineering process to the supervision of the project execution.
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📢 Happening tomorrow!
Discover how 6 participating regions increased the share of #renewable #energy sources in ...their #DHC systems during the RES-DHC Project's final #webinar!
🗓️ 22 September 2023
⏰ 10:30 - 11:30
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Curious to know who else is in #WEDISTRICT? Today we meet Federico Bava from @ramboll. They coordinate and develop the ...project concept design and evaluate the viability, and run feasibility studies of the demo sites to give a technical consultation.
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Demonstration Cases
WEDISTRICT aims to demonstrate that district heating and cooling systems can be built on a combination of renewable energy sources and waste heat recovery solutions.
To achieve this, WEDISTRICT will set up four demonstration sites across Europe to showcase our success stories. Four real-scale projects will be carried out in different climate zones across Europe, where there are distinctive district heating and cooling systems and construction traditions.
Each demonstration site will integrate two or more renewable energy technologies and draw on local resources and innovative technologies.