Search

Search Results

• 1. [Image] Proposed National District Heating and Cooling Program Strategy

  	This document outlines a proposed coordinated strategy for the development and implementation of a National District Heating and Cooling (DHC) program. The Department of Energy (DOE) seeks public comments ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Proposed National District Heating and Cooling Program Strategy Author: US Department of Energy Year: 1980 This document outlines a proposed coordinated strategy for the development and implementation of a National District Heating and Cooling (DHC) program. The Department of Energy (DOE) seeks public comments and suggestions regarding this document, and will consider them in the preparation of a final strategy for the development and implementation of the national program Title: Proposed National District Heating and Cooling Program Strategy Author: US Department of Energy Year: 1980 This document outlines a proposed coordinated strategy for the development and implementation of a National District Heating and Cooling (DHC) program. The Department of Energy (DOE) seeks public comments and suggestions regarding this document, and will consider them in the preparation of a final strategy for the development and implementation of the national program Close

• 2. [Image] Co-Sponsored Second Quarter Progress Review Conference on District Heating

  	District Heating began conserving energy over a century ago when steam was first offered for sale. Suppliers delivered either steam or hot water through pipes directly to customers from a central plant. ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Co-Sponsored Second Quarter Progress Review Conference on District Heating Author: US Department of Energy Year: 1980 District Heating began conserving energy over a century ago when steam was first offered for sale. Suppliers delivered either steam or hot water through pipes directly to customers from a central plant. An important development in district heating was the use of exhaust energy from electrical generating plants. This practice declined in the United States when cheap fossil fuels reduced the incentive to conserve. Some large city utilities such as Consolidated Edison of New York and Detroit Edison continues selling steam mainly to commercial customers. After World War II, district heating expanded substantially in Europe. Today in the U.S., the past is catching up with the present as energy shortages and costs make district heating an important option for conservation Title: Co-Sponsored Second Quarter Progress Review Conference on District Heating Author: US Department of Energy Year: 1980 District Heating began conserving energy over a century ago when steam was first offered for sale. Suppliers delivered either steam or hot water through pipes directly to customers from a central plant. An important development in district heating was the use of exhaust energy from electrical generating plants. This practice declined in the United States when cheap fossil fuels reduced the incentive to conserve. Some large city utilities such as Consolidated Edison of New York and Detroit Edison continues selling steam mainly to commercial customers. After World War II, district heating expanded substantially in Europe. Today in the U.S., the past is catching up with the present as energy shortages and costs make district heating an important option for conservation Close