Romanian Article on Innovative Heating System at University Polithnica of Bucharest
New Romanian Article on the WEDistrict Innovative Heating System at University Polithnica of Bucharest on Adevarul.ro Reduced Green House Gas …
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Participation at Sustainable Places 2022
Participation at Sustainable Places 2022 The WEDistrict project partners participated again in this year’s Sustainable Places conference at various sessions. …
Can behavioural science boost the green transition?
New article in Smart Energy International: How behavioural science can boost the green transition The European Green deal is a …
WeDistrict is new collaborator in the Alliance4ECEI
WeDistrict is happy to announce that we joined the Alliance for Energy Cooperation in European Industries (Alliance4ECEI) as collaborator. The …
The Best Paper Award for “Proposal of a thermocline Molten Salt Storage Tank for District Heating and Cooling”.
Alberto Abánades from the Polytechnic University of Madrid won the Best Paper Award for his paper “Proposal of a thermocline Molten Salt Storage Tank for District Heating and Cooling”, which he presented during the International Conference on Polygeneration 2021.
Virtual demonstration cases
Get to know our virtual demonstration cases! To compliment our R&D work at the four full scale demonstration sites in …
DHC Networks in EU projects
WEDISTRICT organised a workshop together with MATCHUP, RewardHeat and RELaTED projects, presenting their approaches to the renewable DHC.
DHC Networks in European Innovation Projects
Join our virtual workshop to learn about best practices of leading R&D and innovation projects that are paving the way towards sustainable solutions in DHC.
New publication “Seasonal Analysis Comparison of Three Air-Cooling Systems in Terms of Thermal Comfort, Air Quality and Energy Consumption for School Buildings in Mediterranean Climates”
A comparison of traditional air cooling systems (DX systems) with novel air cooling systems based on regenerative indirect evaporative exchangers (RIEC) and systems based on regenerative indirect evaporative exchangers combined with desiccant wheels (DRIEC) for buildings dedicated to educational use in Southern European climate. The results show that the new RIEC and DRIEC systems have a clear competitive advantage over traditional systems(DX)in terms of indoor air quality, energy consumption and thermal comfort.
A new interactive map “Share of District Heating and Cooling across Europe”
The market penetration of DHC systems varies strongly amongst the EU member states. Our new interactive map gives you an …