The project consists in recovering and revaluating the thermal waste produced by a set of air compressors which is currently sent and wasted in cooling towers. In the proposed solutions, the thermal waste is diverted to a TEON High Temperature Heat Pump, which is capable to produce hot water

Fortum eNext and South Dublin County Council are building a low-carbon district heating network optimizing the potential of recyclable heat combined with additional heat-pump technology – the first example of its kind in Ireland. It is exceptional that a district heating network is relying 100% on

Air to water heat pump of 6 MW @ -1 °C air temperature, with capability to switch over to utilize energy from the plant existing thermal energy storage that contains 60.000 m3 of water heated from solar panels in summer months. Switch over in running mode within the limits of fluctuations in kW