Hello, Dr Julije Domac, Managing director of the North-West Croatia Regional Energy Agency (REGEA), host of Celsius Summit 2020. Which are...
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Celsius Summit 2020 – biggest Celsius event to date
Mission Possible! The 2020 Celsius Summit, co-organised by the Celsius Initiative and the North-West Croatia Regional Energy Agency...
Gothenburg’s road to fossil free district heating 2025
About 90 percent of apartment buildings, 12 000 detached houses and numerous industries, offices, stores, and public buildings are...
Geothermal solves the energy dilemma of European cities
Cities dominate energy demand and it is essential to wean our cities off fossil fuels and replacing these with geothermal and other renewables.
Phasing out fossil energy in Croatia
An interview with Tomislav Novosel, project leader at REGEA and one of the main organisers of the Celsius Summit 2021.
District Cooling in Rajkot, India
The city of Rajkot, in the state of Gujarat, India, is the first pre-existing city in India to tender a district cooling system.
Webinar: Cities & the Renovation Wave – Impactful District-Level Approaches
This webinar focuses on how the “Renovation Wave” will provide support to cities and regions when they decarbonise their building stock.
Riga, making a difference in the Baltic countries
The Joint Stock Company (JSC) “RĪGAS SILTUMS” is the biggest District Heating (DH) company in Latvia and in the Baltic countries. The...
The EU Renovation Wave, Reenergizing District Energy
As part of the EU Green Deal, the European Commission has announced a Renovation Wave initiative to boost the energy efficiency and the...
Webinar: Local leaders on the front lines
Five star cities presenting their best practices in efficient heating and cooling solutions for a sustainable future.
The European capital goes green with district heating
With a political commitment & the technological potential, Strasbourg aims to reach their energy transition targets with deep geothermal energy and waste heat from Germany.
Vienna shows the way towards a fossil free building stock with climate protection areas
Climate protection areas are showing to be an efficient tool to wean Vienna’s building stock from fossil fuel. From now on, any new buildings in these areas must be supplied with renewable energy or district heating.