the future of district energy
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The Future of District Energy
All Energy – 5th May 2016
ENGIE Worldwide Key Facts
154,950 Employees worldwide
€69.9 billion
Revenues in 2015
Operating in
70 countries
No1 Supplier of
energy efficiency services in the world
Figures correct as of 31/12/2015
ENGIE > 200 District Energy References
France: ≈ 130 district
heating and cooling
networks operated
by Cofely, including CPCU
& Climespace
Lisbon: Expo’98 district
trigeneration
Saragossa: 2008
International Expo site
heating and coolin network
Monaco: Principality DHC
network trigeneration
Brussels: Zaventern
National Airport
Liège: Heating Network
for University Campus
Magdeburg: Heating network
Italy: Cofely operates
on 24 district heating
and cooling networks
Slovakia: Cofely operates
5 DHC networks
(2 in Bratislava)
England: Queen Elizageth
Olympic Park, London.
11 DHC systems in the UK
Amsterdam: Heating
and Cooling networks
for 3 main districts
(Mahler 4, Oosterdokseiland,
and Overhoeks)
Barcelona: District Heating
and Cooling Network
Zurich,(Bussigny):
Heating network
Urban Energy District energy schemes
Midlands
Leicester District Energy
Birmingham District Energy
Coventry District Energy Olympic Park & Stratford City
Whitehall
ExCel Arena
Bloomsbury Heat & Power
Greenwich Millenium Village
Equinox, Hatfield
Southampton Geothermal
Eastleigh
South
London
The Case for District Energy
District Energy addresses all the branches of
the energy trilemma
Security of Supply
Climate Change
Affordability
• Fuel diversification
• Distributed energy
• Local sourcing
Low carbon heat • CHP
• Biomass
• Heat pumps
Potential for lower cost heat
Future Estimates of District Heating Growth
Source – Element Energy report to CCC - Nov 2015
1%
9%
3%
18%
% of total heat
3M households
by 2030
Government Support
Over 200 potential Local
Authority district heating
schemes have received funding
from the HNDU
£300M of funding announced by
DECC – allocation details TBC
Planning guidance
District Heating Loans Fund
The Future for Existing DE Schemes
Network Expansion
Interconnection of Schemes
Technology - future-proofing
Decarbonisation - sustained
Energy Efficiency
City Wide DE Scheme
14,000 tonnes CO2 saved p.a.
3 Core Partners
Providing heat chilled
water & electricity from
4 Energy Centres
7.5MWe CHP
Birmingham District Energy Company, Birmingham
BDEC Expansion
Olympic Park District Energy Scheme
16 km of energy network
2 energy centres
(district heating & cooling)
£100 million investment
40 year concession
Energy price regulation
Heating & Cooling Networks
East London Energy responsible
for:
—Energy Centres and Network
Infrastructure:
—Generation & Distribution:
—Purchase of all primary energy
—Conversion of primary energy to
heat, cool and electrical energy
Within the Park all developments
have to connect at pre-agreed
prices
Projected Growth in Heat Demand
Technology – Decarbonisation and Future Proofing
Long-life heat network
Technologies
— Gas CHP
— Biomass
— Heat from EfW
— Heat pumps
— Geothermal
— Biogas
Private wires and
embedded generation
