Advancing District Heating and Low-Temperature Solutions

RES4CITY Project

Join us  @DTU for a workshop to address key challenges in district heating, connect, and collaborate with field experts.

Technical University of Denmark

Join us for the Advancing District Heating and Low-Temperature Solutions in Cities workshop. 📅 When: February 12th, starting at 13:30 📍 Where: Technical University of Denmark, Building 202, Room 1005, Lyngby This session features an expert panel sharing insights into innovative technologies, policy frameworks, and first-hand experience with district heating of the municipality of Lingby. Following the panel, participate in a short interactive workshop to collaboratively identify key challenges and co-create actionable solutions for advancing low-carbon and energy-efficient district heating systems.Whether you’re a policymaker, urban planner, energy provider, or researcher, this event offers a unique opportunity to deepen your knowledge, exchange ideas, and contribute to the transition toward sustainable and efficient heating systems in low-temperature contexts. <h4>What to expect:</h4>Expert Insights: Learn from experts as they share strategies, best practices, and innovations in sustainable energy, with a focus on district heating and low-temperature solutions.Collaborative Workshops: Engage in dynamic group discussions to address key challenges, exchange ideas, and co-create practical solutions for advancing energy efficiency and sustainability.Networking Opportunities: Build meaningful connections with professionals and peers during our dedicated networking café. <h4>Agenda</h4>13:30 - 14:00: Introduction to the RES4CITY project and Lyngby HUB 14:00 - 14:45: Panel discussion and Q&A with:🗣️ Dr. Per Sieverts Nielsen: Senior Researcher, DTU &amp; Lyngby HUB Leader🗣️ Jakob Jespersen: Climate Coordinator, Lyngby Tårbæk Municipality🗣️ Ida Weber Jørgensen: Energy Planner, Lyngby Tårbæk Municipality🗣️ Christian Kok Skov: Consultant, Planenergi14:45 - 15:00: Break 15:00 - 16:00: Advancing district heating in low-temperature contexts. Ideated and facilitated by Three o’clock 16:00 - 17:00: Networking café This workshop is a great opportunity to exchange knowledge, collaborate on solutions, and build connections across sectors. We look forward to welcoming you. ABOUT RES4CITYDTU is the lead of the Lingby Hub for the RES4CITY project. RES4CITY is a 36-month project, initiated in October 2022 and funded by the European Commission under Grant Agreement No. 101075582. The project aims to enhance the development of sustainable renewable energy and fuel technologies in cities by promoting sustainability and circularity, and by implementing an innovative educational program co-designed with various stakeholders to develop highly skilled human capital. ABOUT THREE O’ CLOCKMember of the RES4CITY consortium, Three o’ clock is a Paris-based social innovation agency focused on creating a sustainable future by connecting science, technology, and people. Our team of designers, communicators, engineers, and anthropologists uses participatory methods, collective intelligence, and ethnography to co-create effective solutions and drive meaningful change.

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