Publications
An array of studies, policy papers and reports are developed in the frame of FEDARENE's activities and projects. The following documents are categorised by topic, type of publication and by projects.
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This report documents the technical and economic evaluation of the pilot microgrid at the University of Cyprus. The microgrid is located at the FOSS premises, within the campus of University of Cyprus and it is used as a test-bed for the University campus microgrid.
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This report documents the technical and economical evaluation of the Greek pilot microgrid tested in the PEGASUS project, under different operating modes.
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Discover the latest news of the C-Track 50 project - putting regions on track for carbon neutrality by 2050.
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This report is the result of the roundtables that were conducted in the 11 partner countries of the C-Track 50 project on multi-level governance and challenges faced by long term policy and energy planning.
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The EU project GuanrantEE has developped a series of recommendations to be implemented in order to boost the EPC market in Europe.
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The third newsletter of RELaTED offers a view on the last outputs and events where the RELaTED project was presented.
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How can low temperature concepts be applied in new urban developments? The RELaTED Task 2.5 describes a set of guidelines that are, in general terms, based on best practices as most new urban development areas are different in relation to visions, DH network topology, temperature…
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An increasing number of European countries support installation and modernisation of district heating networks with a high share of renewables and solar thermal is seen as one of the most interesting technologies. Norwegian solar thermal energy company Aventa is involved in several concrete projects through participation in the Horizon 2020…
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RELaTED will define ultra-low temperature district heating systems as: district heating systems that supply heating to the customers at a temperature level where production of domestic hot water requires a supplementary heat source to deliver satisfactory domestic hot water temperatures.
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District Heating (DH) systems were designed many decades ago. In most cases, they are designed and operated to distribute heat at about 80 °C to consumers. RELaTED pursues the development of DH networks with service temperature levels as low as 40-50 ºC
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