Climate change, energy security, urban densification, energy poverty, the world is changing and bringing along new challenges for industry and policymakers. In this complex environment, some say the climate crisis may have become the mother of all crises… But are we up to the job?
With over 75% of the world’s population living in cities, making urban areas smarter, more sustainable and resilient is a pre-requisite to deliver more prosperous societies. The demand for local and sustainable heating sources has never been higher, and the growing need for cooling is evident across the globe. For District Heating and Cooling, that means an era of both tremendous growth and profound transformation!
DHC networks have now established themselves as critical enablers to foster the development of local energy transitions, but also as a versatile and competitive decarbonisation solution for cities.
The 2023 edition of the International Euroheat & Power Congress will look into the most promising pathways for District Heating & Cooling to play its part in solving the global energy & climate crisis, spurring local change for global impact.
Solar Heat Europe is glad to support the congress and the session addressing Decarbonising District Heating: The case for Solar Thermal solutions on Wednesday, May 24th from 13:30 to 14:30. This session will showcase the latest Solar District Heating (SDH) flagship projects, featuring testimonials and discussions on the market landscape for solar thermal projects. The session will also explore the promising synergies between solar heat and DHC to further decarbonise buildings and industry.