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Construction of a connection between the heating systems of Poland and Germany has begun in Zgorzelec and Goerlitz, the Ministry of Energy announced.
Germany and Poland build first renewable cross-border district heating system - Global Construction Review
Construction has begun on United Heat, a renewable cross-border district heating project connecting the cities of Görlitz in Germany and Zgorzelec in Poland. A mix of renewable systems, predominantly heat pumps, biomass and solar thermal, will replace gas-fired combined heat and power plants in Görlitz and coal and natural gas in Zgorzelec. The system is complemented by power-to-heat, pit thermal energy storage and waste heat from sewage gas. …
Cross-border district heating starts: New network connects Germany and Poland – with renewable energies and high security of supply. The article Wärmewende concretely: Görlitz and Zgorzelec connect their networks first appeared on ingenieur.de - Jobbörse und Nachrichtsportal für Ingenieure.
Görlitz and Zgorzelec already combine some projects across the German-Polish border. Another ambitious project is now added.
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