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LTDH-heated benches installed in Lund
Brunnshög, DemonstrationKraftringen are opening up to make the LTDH-grid in Brunnshög a testbed for creative solutions, as well as promoting good cooperation of parties active in the DH sector. One example are the newly installed, artistic LTDH-heated benches at Möllegården.

Heat-recovery enabled pipes
Demonstration, Low temperature district heatingIn classic district heating grids, up to 15-20 % of all the energy produced does not reach the customers due to heat losses. This is a weakness with district heating which we are addressing in COOL DH.

Join us at The Future of Thermal Grids
Conference, WebinarOn the 25th - 26th of November COOL DH will attend the conference The Future of Thermal Grids, and you are invited!

Producing heating, cooling and surplus heating for the LTDH grid
Kraftringen, Low temperature district heating, MAX IVIn COOL DH we develop and demonstrate a range of technologies to supply low-temperature networks with heat without compromising the users' comfort and the efficiency of the district heating system. In Lund, Kraftringen has installed a heat recovery system at MAX IV research facility, supplying the new Brunnshög district with low temperature district heating.

The world’s largest LTDH network officially opened
Brunnshög, Kraftringen, Low temperature district heatingOn Tuesday 24th September the world’s largest low temperature district heating network was inaugurated in Brunnshög, the sustainable future district in the northeast part of Lund, Sweden. Science Village Scandinavia’s conference facility…

Business plan for Lund
Brunnshög, District heatingKraftringen Energi Ltd has set up a business plan for the LTDH in the city district Brunnshög in Lund. We asked Sara Kralmark and Klara Ottosson from Kraftringen to summarize the business plan development.

New design concepts for optimisation of LTDH distribution systems
Brunnshög, COWI, Høje-Taastrup, Low temperature district heating, Reports, UncategorizedIn this report you will learn about the design process of a low-temperature district heating network, highlighting the design factors that lead to reduction of heat losses in the distribution pipes. To demonstrate the technology, two real-scale demonstration projects are described in Høje-Taastrup, Denmark and in Lund, Sweden. Emanuele Zilio, engineer at COWI A/S, gave a short interview to summarize the report

Solutions for local integration of renewable energy sources (RES)
District heating, Innovation, Low temperature district heatingThis deliverable summarizes and gives an overview of existing and newly developed technical solutions used for the domestic hot water production that can be implemented in low temperature or ultra-low temperature district heating networks, and that can increase the share of renewable energy in the building sector.

Invitation to external partners to be part of a test bed for Low Temperature District Heating
Brunnshög, District heating, Low temperature district heatingKraftringen is building a unique low temperature district heating network. We invite external partners to demonstrate various innovative products and practises in this grid.
The test bed is under development, but we are open for ideas from…

LTDH connected appliances – eliminating electricity topping of temperature
Connected appliances, District heating, Low temperature district heating, ReportsKraftringen and COWI A/S have produced this report that shortly describes the technology and history of HWC (Heating Water Circuit) appliances, as well as traditional dishwashers that are connected to hot tap water and washing machines with both hot and cold water connections.