Heating network tweets of the month

August 5th, 2015

1/ Via Sèva

 

We mentioned in our previous review of tweets, that TEPOS (territories positive energy) are currently making the news ever since the announcement of “500,000 euros in state aid for each common Labelled” by the French Minister of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy, Segolene Royal. As noted by the Via Seva association, following a meeting between the different parties concerned with heating and cooling networks, it has been announced that Grand Poitiers is one of the areas that will receive state support.

2/ Info énergies

Wind power is a renewable energy source which has stirred up a lot of debate and emotions. One of the most recurrent complaints about wind power is the accusation that the turbines are a noise nuisance for people nearby. This complaint may soon be a thing of the past if we are to believe this blog article connaissancedesenergies.org.

3/ Info énergie

July 9, 2015 marks an important date in relation to the French Government’s commitment to energy transition. The law on the energy transition to green growth was reviewed and rubberstamped by the Senate, as noted in the blog of the corporate foundation established on the initiative of the Alcen group.

4/ Rob Thornton

 

This energy expert and enthusiast delivers a nice lesson straight from Denmark, where heating networks are working to promote energy security.

5/ Info énergies

 

While international attention is still focussed on global warming and energy transition, the Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy has published the 2014 French energy assessment. A rich and informative document.

6/ Rob Thornton

 

 

One question that comes up regularly, and is almost an obsession for some people: are heating networks a real and viable alternative? Answers in this article.

7/ Pôle Réseaux Chaleur

 

  Even during the summer break, legislation evolves! After the laws on energy transition, it is the turn of small geothermal facilities.

8/ Climat & Territoires

 

The Climate & Territory Summit is a major international event which took place in Lyon on the 1st and 2nd of July. Earlier this month, the summit revealed an important figure: about 40 countries out of 190 had already filed their contribution to the COP21/CMP11, corresponding to slightly over 20% of participants.

9/ Via Sèva

 

Attention has been focused on energy recovery in recent months. An issue increasingly important in the district heating sector.

10/ Rob Thornton

 

This entertaining and educational video summarizes in less than two minutes the advantages and challenges of recovering energy, cogeneration and district heating networks.

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