SET_HEAT: Supporting Energy Transition and Decarbonisation in District Heating Sector
Programme for the Environment and Climate Action LIFE Clean Energy Transition sub-programme
  • Project number 101119793
  • Project acronym LIFE22-CET-SET_HEAT
  • Call LIFE-2022-CET
  • Topic LIFE-2022-CET-DH
  • 5 EU States
  • 12 Partners
  • 36 Months
  • 40 Tasks
  • 1.6 M€ Total costs

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2026-05-19 in Events

CPOTE 2026 conference session

The session programme is almost ready

2026-05-18 in Events

9th CPOTE Conference Special Session

9th CPOTE Conference Special Session: Energy Transition and Decarbonisation in the District Heating Sector

Recently added resources

2026-06-22 in Project results

Summary of the fourth project webinar

Modernization of SACET, Integration of Renewable Energy Sources (RES), and Collaborative Financing Mechanisms in the Bucharest–Ilfov Metropolitan Area

2026-06-22 in Project results

Decarbonisation of District Heating Systems in Vilnius - Second local workshop for stakeholders

This document presents the report from the SET_HEAT project workshop for stakeholders in Vilnius (Lithuania), which was dedicated to the cooperation and inclusive energy planning.

2026-05-22 in Project results

Report on socio-economic studies

The report examines the technical, economic, social, and policy dimensions of integrating renewable and recovered heat sources into district heating systems across several European countries, with a particular focus on Poland, Lithuania, Romania, and Croatia.

2026-04-24 in Project results

Publishable report from sensitive deliverables of Work Package 4

This document presents the results of the activities carried out within WP4 of the LIFE22-CET-SET_HEAT Project, tasks 4.1 (Environmental impact assessment) and 4.5 (Legal, environmental and socio-economic risk assessment).

Co-funded by the European Union

Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.