IEA DHC promotes district heating and cooling with combined heat and power as a way to cut emissions and boost energy efficiency. The organization has published over 60 research reports in 30 years. They're inviting people to their 15th International Symposium in Seoul, September 4-7, 2016.
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September 4–7, 2016.
Seoul, South Korea.
More than 60 research reports.
June 2, 2016.
www.iea-dhc.org and www.districtdhc2016kr.
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District heating and cooling with combined heat and power.
Is a proven and efficient technology, generating new attention and interest worldwide. Following the global agreement in Paris at COP21, district heating and cooling is emerging as a vital solution for cities, communities and campuses to improve energy efficiency, reduce emissions and strengthen local economies. For over 30 years, the international Energy Agency has supported focused research on DHCCHP through international collaboration among leading industry experts. The participating countries of the IEA DHCCHP Technology Collaboration Programme jointly fund research into topics such as system optimisation, best practices, integration of renewables, innovative piping technologies, emerging policies and deployment strategies. More than 60 innovative research reports are readily available on www.iea-dhc.org. whether you are just discovering district heating and cooling or seeking advanced research on technologies and trends, IEA DHC CHP is the hub for international district energy research. Let's accelerate a cleaner and more prosperous energy future for our cities, communities and campuses. IEADHC is proud to support the 15th International Symposium on District Heating and Cooling, September 4 through 7, 2016 in Seoul, South Korea. Please visit www.districtdhc2016kr for more information.