The TEMPO project develops technical innovations that enables district heating networks to operate at lower temperatures. By decreasing the temperature, it reduces heat losses and allows a higher share of renewable and excess heat to be used as heat sources.
The TEMPO project consortium gathers eleven partners in six European countries. It includes research companies, industrial companies, district heating operators, a university, and an industry association.
– Crowdfunding study
– Integrated innovations
– Performance assessments
– Value propositions
