Local energy networks
What are local energy networks?
Heat, electricity and cooling distribution systems are adapted to local needs using traditional and renewable sources and heat recovery. Local energy networks are based on the principle of full use of the potential of energy production, storage and consumption by system participants, where each participant can simultaneously act as an energy producer, consumer and storer. Local networks can operate both in an island system and in cooperation with national or municipal systems. Grid energy is a key element in the integration of local networks with wider energy systems.
System assumptions:
- Adapting production and consumption to local specificities.
- Reducing energy losses during transmission.
- Reducing energy consumption and emissions of greenhouse gases and pollutants.
Who is connected to local energy networks intended for?
Connection to local energy networks is an ideal solution for housing cooperatives and communities as well as institutions seeking to reduce the costs of electricity, heat and cooling, wishing to achieve energy independence and security of energy supply, as well as those interested in participating in climate protection and reducing emissions of pollutants and CO2. Grid energy in such a system it supports energy efficiency and sustainable development of local communities.
What are the benefits of belonging to local energy networks?
Reducing the costs of electricity, heat and cooling.
Energy independence and security of energy supplies.
Active participation in the process.
Significant reduction in pollutant and CO2 emissions.
Using the synergy effect to protect the climate while maintaining comfort.What is the process of connecting to local energy networks and taking advantage of their membership?
Selection of devices based on the thermal characteristics of the building.
Installation of devices, necessary measurements, commissioning and automation of the system.
Installation service.
