Project deliverables

The report provides a comprehensive overview of existing knowledge and best practice examples for ultra-low and neutral temperature districts

The handbook summarizes the full-version report, highlighting the main outcomes of the study. As such it is useful for a first insight before diving into detailed analyses.

The planning guidelines focus on the most important planning issues of the next-generation district heating and cooling networks. This deliverable contains selected information from planning schemes assessment, presented as reliable design rules and recommendations.

The report aims to define the specific needs of potential end-users of the REWARDHeat predesign tool, and their translation into preliminary technical specifications.

This deliverable reports on the development of REWARDHeat GIS-based tool aimed to predesign District Heating and Cooling Networks operated under neutral-temperature conditions.

This deliverable reports the main outcomes of the REWARDHeat predesign tool development and initial validation tests.

The PESTLE study analyzed factors impacting effective replication of Low Temperature District Heating and Cooling networks, integrated with Low Temperature Waste Heat  and Renewable Energy sources.

In this deliverable a survey was conducted with both professional customers and end-users in connection to the REWARDHeat demonstration sites.

Business models have been developed for the demonstration sites

 

This deliverable focused on the activities aimed to develop financing solutions which are attractive to potential investors in the district energy sector.

This deliverable reports on the main outcomes of REWARDHeat effort focused on the definition of suitable packaged substation concepts, for buildings connected to low- and neutral-temperature DHC networks.

This report provides a descriptive analysis of the Energy Centre set up at the Drottninghög neighbourhood in Helsingborg, concerned with desiging standardised multi-source substations.

This deliverable focuses on the long-term operation and performance of thermal energy storage systems, specifically the Gardanne network mineshaft and the Helsingborg Borehole Thermal Energy Storage system.

The report presents cyber-security strategies and guidelines that should be foreseen in modern District Heating and Cooling networks, according to the legislative framework.

This report aims to contribute creating a common knowledge on controls implemented in Disctrict Heating and cooling netwroks.

The focus of this report is to inform on REWARDHeat activities and outcomes in the the field of developing and devising smart management strategies in the District Heating and Cooling networks.

This report summarizes the outcomes achieved across REWARDHeat demonstration sites, detailing construction activities, objectives, and technical approaches adopted. Each demonstration showcases diverse methods to harness renewable energy and waste heat.

This report highlights the performance assessment carried out at the demonstration sites, obtained by analysing monitoring data gathered in the final phases of the project elaboration.

This report relates on the impacts of the REWARDHeat solutions developed, in terms of the energy, environmental, economic and societal aspects in the demonstrator networks and on a large scale in the urban or municipal DHC system surrounding.

This document reviews the evolving regulatory framework relevant for the heating and cooling field, with specific focus on the implications REWARDHeat identified for the District Heating and Cooling sector.

REWARDHeat Serious Game is a web-based game which allows players to learn about the heating sector and how a transition towards a fossil free heating and cooling sector might happen.

The deliverable summarises the design process and delivery of a didactic area informing on fossil free district heating and cooling networks.