centralvarmeværker
Centralvarmeværker, often translated as district heating plants, are facilities that produce heat for distribution to multiple buildings in a localized area. These plants typically generate heat through the combustion of various fuels, including fossil fuels like natural gas and coal, as well as renewable sources such as biomass and waste. The heat is then transferred to a network of insulated pipes, known as a district heating network, which circulates hot water or steam to homes, businesses, and public institutions.
The primary advantage of centralvarmeværker is their efficiency and potential for reduced environmental impact compared to
The implementation of a centralvarmeværk involves considerable infrastructure investment, including the plant itself and the extensive