Heating networks — Principles, strengths and challenges

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Heating networks — Principles, strengths and challenges

Author : Pascale MAES

Publication date: June 10, 2014 | Lire en français

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  • Pascale MAES : Freelance journalist specializing in building energy efficiency and performance

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The development of heating networks is part of the energy transition. They centralize the production of heat for use by a concentration of buildings, thereby enabling better control of consumption and emissions of pollutants and fine particles. Heating networks are a concrete way for local authorities to better control energy consumption, develop renewable energies and respect the environment.

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