LowTEMP Conference: The Future of Thermal Grids
24 September 2019
Nordenskiöldsgatan 24, Malmö, SWEDEN
Smart, low temperature district heating and cooling systems offer new possibilities for greater energy efficiency by lowering heat losses and utilising more renewable energy and waste heat, especially in energy efficient buildings. This is the future of district heating.
In the conference you will meet participants from the district heating companies, municipalities, suppliers and universities. You will get a peak view into pioneering new thermal networks and learn about examples of refurbishment and optimization of existing district heating grids to enable lower temperatures. We also take a look at the challenges and the business models of the next generation district heating.
The conference is arranged by the Sustainable Business Hub and Kraftringen under the sponsorship of the Interreg Baltic Sea Region project LowTEMP.
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WATCH the livestream video of the Conference on YouTube.
Download all presentations:
01_Sven Werner: The Future of Thermal Grids
02_Kerstin Sernhed: Challanges with LTDH
03_Britta Schmigotzki: Increasing know-how on LTDH
04_Sara Kralmark: Brunnshög – building the world’s biggest LTDH network with surplus heat
05_Henrik Madsen: Data-Intelligent Operation and Optimization of District Heating Systems
06_Reto Hummelshoj: Österby Hoje-Taastrup’s – rebuilding an exisiting DH grip to low temp
07_Vladimirs Kirsanovs: LTDH in Lativa, future or reality?
08_Sven Werner: Technology trends in early LTDH
09_David Edsbäcker, Jonatan Kuuse: Smart optimization lowers the temperature in existing DH grids
10_Klaus Lauridsen: Innovation process for new plastic pipes
11_Peder Berne: Digital District Heating – for a flexible energy system
12_Markus Falkvall: Plastic pipes in Brunnshög
13_Sara Månsson: Faults and fault detection in DH substations
For more information about the conference, please contact:
Jenny Bengtsson, Sustainable Business Hub
e-mail: jenny.bengtsson@sbhub.se
phone: +46 76 610 05 30

Photo credits: Kraftringen 2019
Sven Werner, Halmstad Hogskola
Sven Werner shows next generation district heating with three pipes instead of two. Foto: Anders Andersson
Sara Kralmark, COOL DH
Sara presents the plans for building the world´s largest lowtemp district heating system at Brunnshög in Lund. Foto: André de Loisted
Liisa Fransson, Research Institute of Sweden (RISE)
Moderator / Management of the Swedish strategic innovation program “Viable Cities” and member of the Steering Committee of the European Technology and Innovation Platform on Renewable Heating and Cooling. Foto: Petter Duvander
Moa Dahlman Truesdale, Sustainable Business Hub, Sweden
Moderator / Member of Sustainable Business Hub, Urban Magma, Swedish Council of District Heating and CFO of Energy Opticon. Foto: Andreas Offesson
David Edsbäcker, Kraftringen, Sweden
Project Manager for Smart City Accelerator Foto: Thomas Ehrstedt