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toolkit, training, transport, urban planning, vessel transport, waste heat, waterway transport, web platform, 3D energy management system
| Project ancronym | Project full title | Program | Duration | Objectives | Keywords | LP organisation | LP contact (name) |
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| CE-HEAT | CE-HEAT, Waste Heat - Free energy https://programme2014-20.interreg-central.eu/Content.Node/CE-HEAT.html | INTERREG Central Europe 2014-2020 | 2016-2019 | CE-HEAT project aims to improve the governance of energy efficiency by focusing on field of waste heat utilization in Central Europe space and through increased exploitation of endogenous RES – waste heat. This field was identified as one of the most pressing issues at the regional and local scale - with little success in the past. At the same time the waste heat utilization is recognized as important issue in latest Energy Efficiency Directive. | waste heat, energy efficiency | Project coordinator: E-ZAVOD, Slovenia Slovenia | Nina Taylor nina@ezavod.si |
| REEF 2W | https://programme2014-20.interreg-central.eu/Content.Node/REEF-2W.html | INTERREG Central Europe 2014-2020 | 2017-2020 | The REEF2W project aimed at developing and implementing solutions for increasing energy efficiency and renewable energy production in public infrastructures. REEF2W pursued this objective by combining and integrating the relevant public infrastructures of municipal solid waste chain with the waste water treatment plants (WWTP), and by upgrading their input mix and their energy outputs. | energy efficiency, renewable energy, waste heat, municipality | ENEA - Italian National Agency New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development Italy | Roberto Farina roberto.farina@enea.it |
| HEAT-35 | Transforming district heating systems of Central Europe into sustainable and efficient heating and cooling systems by 2035 https://www.interreg-central.eu/projects/heat-35/ | INTERREG Central Europe 2021-2027 | 2024-2026 | Many district heating systems in central Europe still rely heavily on fossil fuels. New approaches utilize various heat sources but are complex to implement. The HEAT 35 project supports eight regions and cities in the transition process to run their district heating systems on 50% of renewables and waste heat by 2035. The partners involve district heating operators and experts to design new solutions. They also prepare guidelines and tools for the operators to implement these solutions, supported by a quality management system that helps to ensure that emission standards are respected. | district heating, waste heat, renewable energy, energy transition | Energy institute Hrvoje Požar Croatia | Ilja Drmač idrmac@eihp.hr |
| REHEATEAST | Building local partnerships for reducing the fossil energy demand of district heating systems in the Eastern Danube Region https://interreg-danube.eu/projects/reheateast | Interreg Danube Region Programme 2021-2027 | 2024-2026 | REHEATEAST aims to reduce DHC systems’ fossil energy demand and to integrate renewable energy and waste heat. It shall encourage multi-stakeholder, cross-sectoral, public-private cooperation and develop, test, promote and distribute applicable (process, technical and nature-based) solutions catalysing and supporting the implementation of large-scale building and systems rehabilitation programs, as well as climate adaptation measures. Transnational cooperation enables the adaptation of existing good practices in similar contexts, and the joint development of adaptable cooperation and optimisation models focused on integrating digitalisation, standardisation, certification and green procurement opportunities, involving all relevant stakeholders (incl. public authorities, consumers, financial institutions, utilities, media, technology suppliers and construction firms). Developed models are tested in pilot actions. | district heating, heating-cooling, energy poverty, waste heat, renewable energy, | Pannon European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation Hungary | Judit Kis-Pongrácz judit.kispongracz@pannonegtc.eu |