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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It features tons of interesting information on EPC schemes, the related challenges and opportunities.
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The Development Strategy Plan will be the guidance for the development phase of enhanced EPC schemes, tools needed, and specifically the Deep Renovation Network Platforms.
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Analysis of the gaps and shortcomings in the current EPC schemes in QualDeEPC country partners and national priority approaches to their resolution.
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A common vision for an improved Energy Performance Certificates scheme.
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Sip your summer drink while catching up on the RELaTED latest activities.
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A detailed analysis of the potential enhanced Energy Performance Certificates elements as well as a cross-country comparison matrix.
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Olga Macias, researcher in the field of energy efficiency in buildings in Tecnalia, explains the intervention developed by the RELaTED project in the demonstration site of Iurreta (Spain), in order to test the possibilities of the ultra-low temperature district heating systems in a corporate building…
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In general, metering of district heating consumption in ultra-low temperature district heating (ULT DH) systems is not different from traditional district heating. However, when electricity is used to boost DHW temperature, this share of the DHW production is no longer metered by the district heating…
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The following article is resuming the main strategic and economic issues to be considered in developing new ultra-low temperature district heating (ULT DH) for new development areas.
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In recent years, Machine Learning has become one of the most used techniques when modelling relationships between different parameters. The application of Machine Learning in the context of district heating has an obvious potential as a component of tomorrows heating networks.
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