Fernwärmenetze
Fernwärmenetze, also known as district heating networks, are systems that supply heat to multiple buildings from a central source. This central source can be a power plant, industrial facility, or a dedicated heating plant. The heat is typically generated by burning fuels like natural gas, coal, or biomass, or through processes like waste incineration or geothermal energy. The generated heat is then transported through a network of insulated underground pipes to homes, businesses, and public institutions.
The primary benefit of district heating is its efficiency. Centralized heat generation often allows for more
The implementation of district heating networks involves significant initial investment in infrastructure. The design and construction