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District heating and cooling systems

Time series : Energy-DHC_en.xls

District heating systems and efficiency of district heating for 2022 year
Capacity and output
Technology of generation unit delivering heat to the network Installed net heat capacity - MW Net heat output delivered to the network - TJ
Total Hot water Steem
CHP units using non-renewable fuels 2 338 20 663 18 131 2 532
CHP units using renewable fuels  -  -  -  -
CHP units using geothermal energy or solar energy  -  -  -  -
CHP units using recovered heat from chemical processes and other processes (e.g. surplus heat from industrial or other processes)  -  -  -  -
Heat only units using non-renewable fuels* 3 176 6 683 6 683  -
Heat only units using renewable fuels* 80 318 318  -
Heat only units using electricity (electric boilers)  -  -  -  -
Heat only units using geothermal energy, ambient heat or solar energy  -  -  -  -
Heat recovery units recovering heat from chemical processes and other processes (e.g. surplus heat from industrial or other processes)  -  -  -  -
Total 5 594 27 664 25 132 2 532

*incl. reduction heat (separated heat before electricity generator)
Efficiency of district heating
  Efficient district heating according to Article 2 (41) EED Inefficient district heating according to Article 2 (41) EED
Total Hot water Steem Total Hot water Steem
Net heat output delivered to district heating customers - TJ, of which: 16 340 14 167 2 173 4 679 4 679  -
Industrial enterprises 3 437 1 282 2 155 392 392  -
Enterprises in sector transport, agriculture/forestry and fishing 24 24  -  -  -  -
Enterprises in services sector 2 513 2 495 18 746 746  -
Residential sector 10 366 10 366  - 3 541 3 541  -
Number of district heating networks 39 33 6 9 9  -
Length of district heating networks - km 2 523 2 485 38 682 682  -
Number of district heating customers 475 198 475 168 30 177 562 177 562  -
 
District heating network losses - TJ 6 645  
06.11.2023