district heating
The green switch is estimated to reduce the annual Danish CO2 emissions by 1%, the equivalent of replacing 200,000 cars with EVs
They have formed a 50:50 joint venture for the project and will also explore the potential of thermal storage and other local heat sources
Stockholm Exergi is exploring whether a carbon capture system could be used at the Värtaverket power plant in Stockholm
BEIS is proposing to establish Ofgem as the heat network regulator
They will be made more efficient and help deliver energy savings in two cities
The Commission has concerns the planned support may not be in line with EU state aid rules as it does not meet the ‘efficient district heating’ criteria set out in the Energy Efficiency Directive
The deadline for applications is 4th November 2019
The facility is expected to save around 381 tonnes of carbon a year – equivalent to 1.5 million miles driven in an average petrol car
It provides low carbon heating by using the steam from RWE’s biomass combined heat and power plant at Markinch
A feasibility study will look into whether the project is viable from a technical and financial perspective
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