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Attracting Customers to District Heat Supply: The Case of Riga
District heating will be important in achieving future climate goals. Possibilities of using waste heat from different sources, e.g. subways, hospitals, shops, data centers, rivers are often discussed. Many district heating companies face the challenge of sufficient coverage of connected consumers in a city or region.
Rieksta, Madara +3 more
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The pricing methods on the monopoly district heating market
District heating plays an important role in many countries with cold climates. District heating are local systems and in most cases, they organized as natural monopoly markets.
Valery Stennikov, Andrey Penkovskii
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Study of the operation of district heating systems in residential areas
The article considers methods to improve the modes of operation of district heating systems in residential areas. The authors identify the problem of heat carrier heat supply to the final consumer and describe the main factors that influence the ...
T. S. Zhilina, M. N. Pavlova
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Heat Energy Markets: Trends of Spatial Organization [PDF]
The author reviews competing forms of heat supply. It is shown that in Finland, Denmark, China and Russia the dominant form of heat supply is district heating system; in the United States and Canada the dominant form of heat supply is individual one ...
Olga Valeryevna Dyomina
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The problem of modeling the heating sector at the city level [PDF]
The article proposes a model for the functioning of the district heating sector. However, at the city level, a number of problems arise: problems of modeling the heat supply of cities associated with the inconsistency of statistics on the production and ...
Semikashev Valery Valerievich +1 more
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EXERGETIC AND THERMOECONOMIC APPROACH FOR OPTIMAL PLANNING OF DISTRICT ENERGY SYSTEMS [PDF]
A sustainable urban energy planning for achieving the EU 2020 and 2050 energy goals requires adopting a systemic approach based on reducing end-user energy requirements, recycling energy that otherwise would be wasted and replacing fossil fuels by ...
KHOLIA, AKSHAT +2 more
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High resolution heat atlases for demand and supply mapping
Significant reductions of heat demand, low-carbon and renewable energy sources, and district heating are key elements in 100% renewable energy systems.
Bernd Möller, Steffen Nielsen
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The ‘District Heating Wall’:a synergistic approach to achieve affordable carbon emission reductions in old terraced houses [PDF]
One effective method to help the UK achieve GHG emission reduction targets is to reduce and decarbonise the heat demand of solid-walled terraced houses, as there are over 2.5 million such buildings making up a significant proportion of the whole building
Frost, Claire +3 more
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Local Heating Networks with Waste Heat Utilization: Low or Medium Temperature Supply?
District heating enables an economical use of energy sources that would otherwise be wasted to cover the heating demands of buildings in urban areas. For efficient utilization of local waste heat and renewable heat sources, low distribution temperatures ...
Hanne Kauko, Daniel Rohde, Armin Hafner
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Nowadays in Hungary, district heating has 677,000 fee payers in 93 settlements, for the provision of which 89 companies are responsible. There are, however, differences in the ownership background, in the technical structure, in the activities carried ...
Gábor Béla Süveges
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