Digital, controllable, intelligent, low-temperature, multi-sources, allowing optimised storage... benefits of the 5th generation of district heating and cooling grids (5GDHC) are plentiful. More and more projects are being developed throughout Europe, particularly in the framework of the European D2Grids project, which aims to promote this latest generation of low-temperature loops.

Meet us on 19 April in Centrale Supélec’s engineering school on Paris-Saclay campus to learn about the outputs of this innovative energy system and all the prerequisites, knowledge, and know-how of this essential solution at a time of energy transition. Register!

What is a 5GDHC grid? These grids, known as "5th generation" or 5GDHC, are designed to be more integrated into the urban space in which they operate. (...)

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