New open-access paper published.
The SET_HEAT project is conducting a study to ascertain citizens' and community stakeholders' views on transformative district heating (DH) technologies included in the SET_HEAT model investment…
Open-access paper on the problem of optimal sizing of large-scale high-temperature heat pumps using treated sewage water as a heat source.
The article on using waste heat from coal mines has been published
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).
The report evaluates national legislation in Poland, Croatia, Romania, and Lithuania, identifies key barriers and regulatory gaps, and formulates policy recommendations aimed at accelerating the decarbonisation of the district heating sector.
The SET_HEAT project is entering its final phase, focusing on the preparation of investment-ready transition plans for 15 district heating systems in Poland, Croatia, Lithuania and Romania. The consortium is now translating its findings into concrete investment plans that outline viable pathways for the decarbonisation and modernisation of district heating networks.
The central goal of this report is to deliver a thorough evaluation of the strategic market analysis and market landscape in which the SET_HEAT model investment projects will be executed.
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