Project Description
This project focuses on Danish participation in the international research project IEA DHC Annex TS9 “Digitalization of District Heating and Cooling: Improving Efficiency and Performance Through Data Integration." In the transition towards a future energy system based on 100% renewable sources, the international hub for district energy research of the “International Energy Agency” (IEA DHC) prioritized the necessity to support the development, integration, and demonstration of digital processes into district heating and cooling schemes. The future digitalization of the energy system is crucial in the global agenda and enhances district energy systems to optimize the generation and networks’ operations while improving the control of heating systems inside buildings and empowering the end-consumers. The project aims to tackle existing barriers or silos hindering effective communication among various domains and stakeholders in the future advancements of DHC technology. Through this initiative, there is potential to enhance the overall development of the 4GDH system and empower better-informed decision-making processes, ultimately optimizing its performance and data utilization. The results from the international collaboration will be conveyed in a practical guidebook and openly accessible.
Project Summary
Project period | 1 October 2024 to 31 December 2028 |
Total budget | DKK 3.24 million |
Funding agency | EUDP |
Organization managing the project | DTU Construct |
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Additional partners | DTU Compute DTI (Danish Technological Institute) AAU (Aalborg University) Kamstrup Danfoss Center Denmark |