A two day workshop on district heating was conducted by the Competence Centre of District Heating Baden- Wuerttemberg in collaboration with the Danish Energy Agency  September 8- 9, 2018. The focus of the workshop was on implementation strategies of district heating. Presentations in German and English are attached hereby.

Foto: KEA/AMX Studio

Congress Presentations

• Collective and still autonomous? - Sociological approaches to collective heat supply systems
  Honorary Professor Dr. Uwe Pfenning, University of Stuttgart
• Contribution of citizen energy to the energy transition - Why local heating networks are particularly suitable (currently not available)
  Volker Kromrey, Lake Constance Foundation
• Full costs and socioeconomics - Assessment of district heating projects in Denmark (currently not available)
  Patrizia Renoth, Danish Energy Agency
• Creation of cooperatives, project financing and knowledge transfer
  Erik Christiansen, EBO Consult A / S
• Experiences of a heating association in Denmark - From supply temperature at 95 degree to 65 degree
  Tom Diget, Viborg Fjernvarme
  • Annex 1
  • Annex 2
• Comments from representatives of Baden-Württemberg cooperatives (currently not available)
  Klaus Gall, Weiler Wärme eG
• Warmth that arrives
  Ulrike Lorinser, Lorinser engineering office
• Local heating: What are the arguments for more movement?
  Martin Lohrmann, energy project developer
• We need new, regionally active network operators for more heating networks in Baden-Württemberg
  Jörg Dürr-Pucher, Clean Energy GmbH
• Optimal design of local heating projects - with contracting. The example of the district heating network in Heiligenberg
  Konstanze Stein, KEA
  Karsten Jäkel, Karsten Jäkel energy management
• Use of waste heat from the mineral oil refinery Upper Rhine (MiRO) in the Karlsruhe FW network - from the idea to implementation
  Dr. Manuel Rink, Stadtwerke Karlsruhe
• Industrial waste heat - Hope or Hyper? Results of a nationwide waste heat register
  Sebastian Blömer, ifeu - Institute for Energy and Environmental Research GmbH

Workshop Presentations

• Congress, October 08, 20184th Generation District Heating and Smart Energy Systems - Insights from the 4DH Research Center
  Prof. Henrik Lund, Aalborg University
• Activities within the International Energy Agency (IEA-DHC): Low Temperature District Heating for Future Energy Systems
  Anna Kallert, Franhofer Institute for Energy Economics and Energy System Technology Kassel
• Future district heating setup in Viborg with 95% renewable energy and a 4DH distribution network - plans with future energy sources and even lower temperature
  ?Tom Diget, Viborg Fjernvarme
  • Annex 1
  • Annex 2
• Preparing heating networks for the heat transition - a practical look at challenges for utilities, customers and municipalities
  Susanne Ochse, GEF Ingenieur AG
• Concepts for the integration of large solar thermal systems in heating networks
  Thomas Schmidt, solid Steinbeis research institute

Company Presentations:

• Case study for setting up a new heating network
  Helmut Böhnisch
• RitterXL Solar - high-performance solar thermal for residential networks in cities, bio-solar villages, quarters, process heating networks
  Rolf Meißner, Ritter XL Solar
• cupasol - solar heat supply in the rural region
  Dr Thomas Eckardt, cupasol GmbH
• Danfoss - Heat recovery and update of house installations supporting energy efficiency of heating networks
  Bjarne Stræde, Danfoss
• LOGSTOR
  Marcus Thieme, LOGSTOR
• Ramboll - intelligent energy systems
• Yados - products heating network 4.0
  Michael Jahnes, YADOS - Energy with a future