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Emilia Pisani Berglin
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Heat Pumps and Residual Heat (KEF)
Participate in our upcoming Knowledge Exchange Forum on heat pumps and waste heat recouperation. During this dynamic discussion session we will focus on what decision makers need to keep in mind when evaluating the use of heat pumps to recuperate low-temperature waste heat for high temperature networks.
In the energy transition toward a net-zero economy, heat pumps are a key enabling technology that play a crucial role in transforming waste heat into valuable energy, contributing significantly to improved efficiency in district heating systems. However, selecting the appropriate heat pump for specific types of waste heat recouperation may be tricky and needs to be carefully done. As it often is with district heating networks, the local specificities of the residual heat available, size of the networks and growth forecasts will greatly impact the type of solution that needs to be implemented.
Join us on Thursday June 26 at 9:30 CET online to exchange with our experts and contribute to the discussion.
To provide some context and get the discussion started, we will hear from:
- Markus Lindhal, project manager at RISE will share his vast experience of working with heat pumps in Sweden and with the IEA HPT TCP
- Marco Cozzini, senior researcher at EURAC and project coordinator of HeatMineDH, will present the concrete challenges faced by the project’s case studies.
- This session will be moderated by Emilia Pisani, project manager at RISE
For more information about the project, visit HeatMineDH Project. We look forward to your participation!