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The Upgrade DH project supports the upgrading and retrofitting process of DH systems in different climate regions of Europe, covering various countries: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Denmark, Croatia, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, and The Netherlands. The objective of the project is to initiate the upgrading process of concrete DH systems in each of the target countries, the so-called Upgrade DH demonstration cases (demo cases). The gained knowledge and experiences are further replicated to other European countries and DH systems (replication cases) in order to leverage the impact. Core activities of the Upgrade DH project include the collection of the best upgrading measures and tools, the support of the upgrading process for selected district heating networks, the organisation of capacity building measures about DH upgrading, financing and business models, as well as the development of national and regional action plans. In addition, an image raising campaign for modern DH networks is carried out in the Upgrade DH project. The outcome is the initiation of district heating upgrading process in the above-mentioned target countries and beyond. The present paper summarizes the results of the project, which is close to its finalization.

The Upgrade DH project supports the upgrading and retrofitting process of DH systems in different climate regions of Europe, covering various countries: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Denmark, Croatia, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, and The Netherlands. The objective of the project is to initiate the upgrading process of concrete DH systems in each of the target countries, the so-called Upgrade DH demonstration cases (demo cases). The gained knowledge and experiences will be further replicated to other European countries and DH systems (replication cases) in order to leverage the impact. Core activities of the Upgrade DH project include the collection of the best upgrading measures and tools, the support of the upgrading process for selected district heating networks, the organisation of capacity building measures about DH upgrading, financing and business models, as well as the development of national and regional action plans. In addition, an image raising campaign for modern DH networks is carried out in the Upgrade DH project. The outcome is the initiation of district heating upgrading process in the above-mentioned target countries and beyond. The present paper summarizes the results of the pre-feasibility studies of the demo cases.

The Upgrade DH project supports the upgrading and retrofitting process of DH systems in different climate regions of Europe, covering various countries: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Denmark, Croatia, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, and The Netherlands. The objective of the project is to initiate the upgrading process of concrete DH systems in each of the target countries, the so-called Upgrade DH demonstration cases (demo cases). The gained knowledge and experiences will be further replicated to other European countries and DH systems (replication cases) in order to leverage the impact. Core activities of the Upgrade DH project include the collection of the best upgrading measures and tools, the support of the upgrading process for selected district heating networks, the organisation of capacity building measures about DH upgrading, financing and business models, as well as the development of national and regional action plans. In addition, an image raising campaign for modern DH networks is carried out in the Upgrade DH project. The outcome is the initiation of district heating upgrading process in the above-mentioned target countries and beyond. The present paper summarizes the results of the pre-feasibility studies of the demo cases., Proceedings of the 28th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition, 6-9 July 2020, Virtual, pp. 890-893

The Upgrade DH project supports the upgrading and retrofitting process of DH systems in different climate regions of Europe, covering various countries: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Denmark, Croatia, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, and The Netherlands. The objective of the project is to initiate the upgrading process of concrete DH systems in each of the target countries, the so-called Upgrade DH demonstration cases (demo cases). The gained knowledge and experiences are further replicated to other European countries and DH systems (replication cases) in order to leverage the impact. Core activities of the Upgrade DH project include the collection of the best upgrading measures and tools, the support of the upgrading process for selected district heating networks, the organisation of capacity building measures about DH upgrading, financing and business models, as well as the development of national and regional action plans. In addition, an image raising campaign for modern DH networks is carried out in the Upgrade DH project. The outcome is the initiation of district heating upgrading process in the above-mentioned target countries and beyond. The present paper summarizes the results of the project, which is close to its finalization., Proceedings of the 29th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition, 26-29 April 2021, Online, pp. 1333-1337

The CoolHeating project promoted the implementation of "small modular renewable heating and cooling grids" for communities in South-Eastern Europe. The objective of CoolHeating was to support the implementation of "small modular renewable heating and cooling grids" for communities in South-Eastern Europe. CoolHeating transferred knowledge from partners in countries where renewable district heating and cooling examples exist (Austria, Denmark, Germany) to countries where there are less examples in the sector (Croatia, Slovenia, Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina). Core activities, besides techno-economical assessments, included measures to stimulate the interest of communities and citizens to set-up renewable district heating systems as well as the capacity building about financing and business models. The outcome was the initiation of new small renewable district heating and cooling grids in 5 target communities up to the investment stage., Proceedings of the 27th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition, 27-30 May 2019, Lisbon, Portugal, pp. 1762-1764