With a little planning, placing hydrogen electrolysers close to district heating networks can prove to be mutually beneficial for the operators of both technologies, while also accelerating the energy transition
District heating and cooling networks are being increasingly considered as opportunities to decarbonise space heating and hot water supply in urban areas
Seeking cheaper alternatives to expensive and time-consuming physical upgrades, grid operators are increasingly turning to digital solutions. While some projects are already underway, slow-changing regulatory frameworks mean the rollout is sluggish
By the end of this decade, Denmark aims to be a net exporter of green energy and fuels, helping Europe meet its net zero ambitions while curbing the reliance on energy imports. It rests on a massive expansion in both renewable energy generation and electrolysers as well as hydrogen infrastructure