CONFERENCE DISTRICT HEATING AND COOLING. a main key to CO 2 reduction

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1 BEST PRACTICE SOLUTIONS IN DENMARK CONFERENCE DISTRICT HEATING AND COOLING a main key to CO 2 reduction September 1 st - 2 nd 2009 At Hotel Pejsegården in Brædstrup, Denmark

2 DENMARK AS ONE OF THE LEADING DH COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD The world is facing two major global challenges: Responding to global heating and ensuring energy security. According to EuroHeat & Power s assessment of the European potential for district heating, more heat is wasted than used in Europe today. Around half of the energy amount is wasted in the energy transformation sector and only one fourth is used as heat. In a time with rising energy prices, a strong focus on energy dependency, environmental damage and climate change, other alternatives must be used. District heating and cooling systems can recycle heat surpluses from the existing energy system. The present avoided green house gas emissions (113 million tons CO 2 annually) by introducing combined heat and power production (CHP), can be further increased if district heating systems are improved. By expanding the use of district heating the CO 2 emissions can be curbed to the extent that they will correspond to a third of the EU goals for This conference will focus on the Danish Model. How the district heating sector has developed along with combined heat and power production and how these actions have resulted in large reductions in CO 2 -emissions. As a part of the conference a series of excursions have been arranged on the second day. The excursions are divided in terms of profession, and all of them provide examples of the Danish Model. TARGET GROUP The conference serves a broad national and international audience: Decisionmakers, experts, representatives of district heating companies around Europe, technical advisers, civil servants from municipalities, regions, central administrations and educational institutions. Don t miss this opportunity to hear about district heating as the sustainable heating solution for the future. 2

3 CONFERENCE ON BEST PRACTICE SOLUTIONS IN DENMARK PROGRAMME Day 1 - Tuesday september 1 st am 10 am Registration and coffee 10 am Welcome speech Chair: Lars Bytoft, President of FEANI and Chairman of IDA and mayor Jan Trøjborg, Horsens Municipality Joint part: The positive story about district heating and CHP in Denmark am The district heating story. Managing Director Jørgen G. Jørgensen, Danish District Heating Association am Heat planning central means Head of Division Flemming G. Nielsen, Danish Energy Agency am Break and visiting meeting points am The interaction between the power systems and the CHP systems. Head of Research and Development Kim Behnke, Energinet.dk pm District heating and district cooling within the EU system. Director Sabine Froning, Euroheat & Power pm Lunch, networking and visiting meeting points Theme: Roads leading away from fossil fuels four tracks Track 1: Distribution and consumption of district heating 2.30 pm Introduction the Danish Model. Manager Carl Hellmers, Fredericia District Heating Plant 3 pm Optimization of distribution and consumption project TEAKS. Director Per Kristensen, Brædstrup District Heating Plant 3

4 CONFERENCE ON BEST PRACTICE SOLUTIONS IN DENMARK 3.30 pm Visionary heat planning. Geologist Kasper Ullum, Ballerup Municipality, Environment and Technology 4 pm District heating supply for low energy buildings. Engineer M.Sc. Christian Holm Christiansen, Danish Technological Institute Track 2: Production from 100% renewable energy 2.30 pm Introduction the Danish Model including parts of Heatplan Denmark. Professor Henrik Lund, Aalborg University 3 pm Central solar heating systems, storing and heat pumps. Engineer B.Sc. and Project manager Per Alex Sørensen, PlanEnergi 3.30 pm Heat pump systems in the district heating supply. Assistant professor Morten Boje Blarke, Aalborg University 4 pm Project Low Resource District Heating. Chief Consultant Jesper Møller Larsen, Rambøll To be continued on page 9 4

5 CONFERENCE ON BEST PRACTICE SOLUTIONS IN DENMARK PROGRAMME (continued) Track 3: Waste and geothermal heating in large cities 2.30 pm Introduction the Danish Model. Senior Asset Manager Jesper Magtengaard, DONG (to be confirmed) 3 pm Waste incineration - Århus as an example. Head of the Department of Waste and Heating Bjarne Munk, AffaldVarme Århus 3.30 pm Geothermal heating Thisted as an example. Chairman Lars Toft Hansen, Thisted District Heating Plant 4 pm District Cooling. Sales Manager Torben Bang, LOGSTOR A/S Track 4: Biomass 2.30 pm Introduction the Danish Model. Engineer B.Sc. Lars Nikolaisen, Danish Technological Institute 3 pm Biomass for heat production in small and medium size systems. Director Viktor Jensen, Dansk Fjernvarmes Projektselskab 3.30 pm Biomass for combined heat and power production. Senior Project Manager Anders Evald, FORCE Technology 9

6 4 pm Biogas. Head of secretariat of Danish Biogas Association Bruno Sander Nielsen After all four tracks 4.40 pm Networking, coffee and visiting meeting points 7 pm Dinner Manager Søren Hermansen, Samso Energy Academy - Time Magazine awarded Environmental Hero 100% Samsø the renewable energy island Day 2 - Wednesday september 2 nd 2009, 9 am Excursion 1 Incineration plant Lisbjerg, Århus This excusion brings you to the incineration plant in Lisbjerg. The plant yearly combusts app tons waste and produces app. 20 percent of the district heating in the Århus area. The incineration plant in Århus will present the connection between waste, power and district heating and how waste is recycled. The excursion will also include a visit to the nearby biogas plant - another district heating and power producer. Excursion 2 Renewable energy sources Excursion 2 will take place in Herning where the local provider of district heating will inform how a district heating system is handled with several plants of different sizes and with a high degree of renewable energy sources. In particular the use of biomass and biogas will be elaborated and finally the Danish tariff policies will be explained as well as how they affect the Danish district heating system. Heat plan Herning Secondly the Municipality of Herning will present the heat planning process and the utilization of district heating from a committed city s perspective. Herning Municipality has set a goal to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions by 35 % before 2030, and the development of the district heating system will play a key role in that respect. Excursion 3 Solar heat combined with a natural gas fired CHP-plant in Brædstrup 8000 m 2 solar ground mounted collectors for heat production was established in 2007 as the first large solar heating plant in the world to be combined with CHP. The CHPplant produces electricity to the electricity market and offers electricity regulation. District heating with wood chips in Hovedgaard Hovedgaard district heating plant has 2 wood chip boilers. The newest is from 2008 and has a capacity of 4 MW including fluegas condensation. Yearly average efficiency is more than 105%. Biogas in Foulum Foulum Biogas Plant is a 500 kw plant established in 2007 and located by the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Research Centre Foulum. The biogas plant is a full scale plant supplied with facilities for a.o. testing new biomass types. 10

7 CONFERENCE ON BEST PRACTICE SOLUTIONS IN DENMARK Presentation and excursion 4 CHP terms in the liberalized electricity market Power regulation (Brædstrup CHP as an example) Nordjysk Elhandel, Søren Rygaard, and heat pumps Advansor. Nordjysk Elhandel is one of the largest electricity trading companies in Denmark. Søren Rygaard will inform about the Danish CHP terms in the liberalized electricity market. Torben Hansen from heat pump company Advansor will inform about the possibilities for using heat pumps as a part of the heat production combined with electricity regulation services. Solar heat production The subsequent excursion offers a visual to the 8000 m 2 solar ground mounted collectors for heat production which was established in 2007 as the first large solar heating plant in the world to be combined with CHP. The CHP-plant produces electricity to the market and offers electricity regulation. Excursion to Energinet.dk The next visit applies Energinet.dk in Fredericia. Energinet.dk is responsible for the overall electricity and gas systems in Denmark. Representatives from the company will report on the functions of the company - including the liberalized markets. Excursions 1-3 are by bus. Departure from Hotel Pejsegarden at 9 am and return to the hotel and other relevant destinations at 4 pm. Presentation in connection with excursion 4 is held at Hotel Pejsegården at 9 am bus departs after lunch and returns to the hotel and other relevant destinations at 4 pm. REGISTRATION AND FURTHER INFORMATION Location Hotel Pejsegården, Søndergade 112, 8740 Brædstrup, Denmark, Tel Brædstrup is situated app. 1 hours drive from Billund Airport. Shuttle buses can be arranged. Registration fees Attendance fee for September 1 th and 2 nd 290 Euro (2200 DKK) (2200 DKK includes lunch and refeshments, a conference dinner on day one, excursions and lunch on day two) Attendance fee for September 1 th 115 Euro (875 DKK excluding conference dinner) Accompanying person 50 Euro (375 DKK includes only conference dinner on day one) Student price 70 Euro (525 DKK includes attendance fee for September 1 th excluding conference dinner) The price for a meetingpoint for september 1 th is Euro (9.500 DKK) Invoice will be forwarded by IDA. Please register before July 13 th 2009 by calling the IDA meeting line: or send the registration form. For online registration see - meeting number Accommodation Please book a hotel room on the registration form. 11

8 DANISH SOCIETY OF ENGINEERING REGISTRATION FORM District Heating and Cooling 1st 2nd September 2009 Send this form to IDA, Att.: Anne-Mette Hoff, Englandsgade 25, 5000 Odense, Denmark or by mail to or by fax I wish to participate in District Heating and Cooling Conference Title: Name: Organisation: Address: Postal code and city: Phone no.: Signature: EAN no. Country: Fax.: Date: Registration fee (Invoice will be forwarded from IDA-District Heating) Attendance fee for September 1th and 2nd 290 Euro (2200 DKK) (2200 DKK includes lunch and refeshments, a conference dinner on day one, excursions and lunch on day two) Attendance fee for September 1th 115 Euro (875 DKK excluding conference dinner) Accompanying person 50 Euro (375 DKK includes only conference dinner on day one) Student price 70 Euro (525 DKK includes attendance fee for September 1th excluding conference dinner) The registration fee for participants includes lunches and breaks with coffee and refreshments and the conference dinner on day 1. I wish to join track September 1 th (mark only one track) 1. Distribution and consumption of district heating 2. Production from 100% renewable energy 3. Waste and geothermal heating in large cities 4. Biomass I wish to join excursion September 2 nd (mark only one excursion) Excursion 1 Excursion 2 Excursion 3 Excursion 4 Hotel accommodation I would like to book accommodation at Pejsegården Single room 93 euro (695 DKK) Double room 107 euro (800 DKK) Extra accommodation from August 31 to September 1 Single room Double room Please pay for accommodation directly to the hotel. Exhibitor Yes No

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10 CONFERENCE ON BEST PRACTICE SOLUTIONS IN DENMARK CONFERENCE ON BEST PRACTICE SOLUTIONS IN DENMARK DISTRICT HEATING AND COOLING a main key to CO2 reduction September 1 st - 2 nd 2009 at Hotel Pejsegården in Brædstrup, Denmark Brædstrup Fjernvarme F I F M A R K E T I N G