Every month DHC News selects the top 10 tweets that have marked the previous month. This month feature tweets on COP21, energy transition, wood energy, smart networks, household waste and many more.
1/ EuroheatPower
92% of citizens in #Iceland are served by #districtheating #districtenergy #DHC #CountryByCountry pic.twitter.com/ypBxlQWBjd
— Euroheat & Power EHP (@EuroheatPower) September 23, 2015
As part of an ongoing series of tweets showing the percentage of people served by district heating in Europe, here we see that an astounding 92% of Icelandic residents benefit from district heating
2/ IEA
The integrated & intelligent electricity system of the future http://t.co/xAIAtpWize #CleanTech #Electricity #Energy pic.twitter.com/tZnlJeg6qd
— IEA (@IEA) September 26, 2015
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has suggested that integrated and intelligent district heating networks are the way of the future. What does this mean for you?
3/ Via sèva
Transition énergétique. Quel impact sur le bâtiment? #maisondedemain http://t.co/ygPWFtNtod
— ViaSeva (@ViaSeva) September 3, 2015
Some months ago, we looked at the impact of energy transition on district heating networks. This article takes an in-depth look at what this means for the building trade.
4/ AMORCE Association
Candidatures pour le #label d’excellence “#écoréseau de chaleur 2015″ ouvertes! Modalités disponibles sur notre site http://t.co/iMoaWdiKaZ
— Association AMORCE (@AMORCE) September 7, 2015
For the third consecutive year, the PRIMER (the national association of communities, associations and companies for waste management, energy and heat networks) is calling for nominations for the écoréseau label. 23 in 2013 41 in 2014. How many networks will receive the award this year?
5/ Via Sèva
Energies renouvelables, suivez le parcours du bois de la forêt à la chaufferie via @latribune http://t.co/gMlAZbtEPh #transitionenergetique
— ViaSeva (@ViaSeva) September 24, 2015
Wood energy is one of the hot topics of the moment. Discover the different stages of the processing of wood as an energy source for district heating networks with this video.
6/ Biometha Inenjection
Biogaz en 50 questions/réponses : une lecture indispensable pour tous ! http://t.co/HnCX7nLBl1
— Injection Biomethane (@I_Biomethane) September 27, 2015
Most of the time our review of tweets points you in the direction of online resources. Today, however, the spotlight falls on the printed page in the form of a book on biogas published by Observ’ER.
7/ AMORCE Association
Les #CEE réseaux de chaleur font leur (timide) retour. http://t.co/OCynh41l1h #réseauxdechaleur
— Association AMORCE (@AMORCE) September 28, 2015
The third period of EEC energy saving certificates – 2015 to 2017 – did not meet with the expected success. A changing pattern?
8/ Via Sèva
Développement des réseaux de chaleur. Un cycle de webconférences à destination des collectivités territoriales. http://t.co/VrXB93XbGT
— ViaSeva (@ViaSeva) September 10, 2015
A cycle of web conferences, organized by IDEAL knowledge, organized around the theme “Heating networks and territory” began on the 22nd of September.
9/ Info énergies
Les chiffres de production énergétique en France à partir de déchets http://t.co/hZzQBfrq29 pic.twitter.com/ODyrI446Ur
— Info énergies (@info_energies) September 1, 2015
In recent years, we have heard a lot about recycling household waste through biomass, but what does this mean exactly? Here is the answer in figures!
10/ Via Sèva
Qualité de l’air. Les réseaux de chaleur sont le mode de chauffage qui génère le moins d’émissions de gaz à effet http://t.co/H7RBQXX2mE
— ViaSeva (@ViaSeva) September 29, 2015
On the occasion of the national day of the air quality, Via Seva recalled an important fact: heat networks involved in improving air quality due to their small amount of gas emissions Greenhouse effect.
