bio-fuel boiler for central heating

District or central heating is a centralised heat boiler, which distribute space heating and domestic hot water to the users in a way that utilise large-scale advantages. This way the use of heat is effectively monitored and controlled providing consumers a maximum comfort level while ensuring the lowest possible energy consumption.

District heating is a flexible technology that can be run on any fuel, including utilisation of waste energy, renewables and, most significantly, application of combined heat and power (CHP). Systems can vary considerably in size and capacity, ranging from as little as one building, up to entire cities.

Demonstration Projects:
Tenants’ influence and CO₂ reduction, Copenhagen, Denmark
New identity for urban area, Austria - Radstadt
A new "tune up" of innovative technologies, Italy - Brescia
Energy efficient technology to control costs of modern architecture, Finland - Kuopio
Renewable energy supply to a "Green Region", Italy - Abruzzo

Technology Producers
www.abb.com
www.logstor.com
www.volund.dk