/ IDENTIFICATION OF DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEMS- DISTRICTHEATID
"Design new district heating networks with DistrictHeatID"
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The DistrictHeatID tool enables the essential planning of new district heating systems. Based on selecting an area (geographic location) for the installation of district heating, the buildings located there, and other criteria, the user can technically define and graphically visualise a potential district heating system using the tool.
The tool is designed to operate across Slovenia. The analysis shows a layer of potential district heating areas displayed on the map and colour-coded according to the system's estimated capacity. An accompanying attribute table provides each system's primary technical and economic data. The area layer on the map serves as a starting point for further analysis of individual areas.
A multi-criteria analysis can be used to compare different heat generation technologies. The results can also be displayed on an hourly basis.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
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Determination of a new district heating system area: Users can assess the potential for establishing a new district heating system in a selected location.
Basic technical characteristics of the district heating system: For each district heating system, data such as system size (capacity), number of buildings, network length, consumption density in the area, specific energy use, investment and operating costs, etc., are determined or calculated.
Multi-criteria analysis based on various criteria: Selection of the most suitable technology, investment cost, heat price for end-users, greenhouse gas emissions, primary energy use, and share of renewable energy sources.
FUNCTIONALITIES
The DistrictHeatID tool is intended for various users:
Municipal Planning: Municipalities can use the tool for essential spatial planning of new systems in a specific area.
Network System Operators: Conduct system analyses over larger areas (municipality, region, country) to develop national strategies and assess cross-sectoral impacts.
Investors: Investors can use the tool to identify the potential for integrating individual systems in a specific area and the constraints associated with each system.