This webinar focuses on supporting the modernization of district heating systems within the Low2HighDH project and presents the use of the nPro software for dimensioning heating systems through practical application examples.
Participants will also learn about the main conclusions drawn so far from activities carried out in the Polish pilot projects, highlighting how the project methodology is being applied in real local contexts.
Join us on the 18th of February, 11:00 CET.
This webinar will present the support provided for the modernization of heating systems within the Low2HighDH project and introduce the nPro software for dimensioning heating systems, including its practical application.
Participants will also be informed about the main conclusions drawn so far from activities carried out in the Lithuanian pilot projects, showing how the project methodology is being applied in real local contexts.
Organized by the Lithuanian Energy Institute (LEI), this session is part of the Low2HighDH Capacity Building Programme supporting pilot sites in the preparation of their investment plans.
Join us on the 18th of February, 13:00 CET.
How can existing high-temperature district heating systems transition towards cleaner heat without rebuilding their networks from scratch?
The Low2HighDH Final Publishable Report brings together the project’s results across 33 supported district heating systems, presenting technical solutions, investment opportunities, country experiences and practical recommendations for replication.
Discover the findings and resources that can help turn low-grade heat potential into real projects.
Three years of transforming district heating: from low-grade heat to real investment pathways.
33 district heating systems supported. €110.5 million in potential sustainable energy investment. A lasting contribution to cleaner district heating.
Discover how Low2HighDH turned technical challenges into practical solutions across Europe.
Discover 24 technical integration strategies developed by Low2HighDH, including 10 configurations analysed in greater detail, to support the integration of renewable and recovered heat into existing district heating networks.
Discover 24 technical integration strategies developed by Low2HighDH, including 10 configurations analysed in greater detail, to support the integration of renewable and recovered heat into existing district heating networks.
Explore how Low2HighDH translated technical opportunities into investment pathways, identifying €110.5 million in potential sustainable energy investments across 33 district heating systems. Explore Investment Pathways in the project`s Final Publishable Report – Annex 1.
Explore how Low2HighDH translated technical opportunities into investment pathways, identifying €110.5 million in potential sustainable energy investments across 33 district heating systems. Explore Investment Pathways in the project`s Final Publishable Report – Annex 1.
October 2023
September 2026
to boost the project’s dissemination and engagement of the district heating sector
to multiply the capacity and promote replication
to support the implementation and beyond
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Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.