HEAT 4.0: Digitalization creates measurable efficiency results in the district heating sector

Alfred Heller; Eva Lange  Rasmussen; Per Sieverts Nielsen; Henrik Madsen

HEAT 4.0: Digitalization creates measurable efficiency results in the district heating sector

Alfred Heller, Eva Lange Rasmussen, Per Sieverts Nielsen, Henrik Madsen

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District heating utilities have long used consumption data and prognoses to plan their production and meet the local heat demand. But to achieve more operational goals, the use of large amounts of existing data has been limited. The HEAT 4.0 project has therefore set this on the agenda and has successfully demonstrated new methods and an open digital platform where IT and OT can meet in new harmonies.

Original language	English
Journal	Hot Cool
Volume	2022
Issue number	8
Pages (from-to)	14-17
Publication status	Published - 2022

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