Consulting in energy production and supply

Cases

01: DIN Forsyning

DIN FORSYNING: The heat of the sea, the future of the city

DIN Forsyning

For the utility company DIN Forsyning in Esbjerg, we calculate which types of green energy plants they should invest in, when, and where. The extensive project, in all its complexity, focuses on replacing the heat production at the Esbjerg plant with a sustainable heat production solution.

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DIN Forsyning

For the utility company DIN Forsyning in Esbjerg, we calculate which types of green energy plants they should invest in, when, and where. The extensive project, in all its complexity, focuses on replacing the heat production at the Esbjerg plant with a sustainable heat production solution.

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Cases

02: Sønderborg Varme

Sønderborg Varme is securing a greener future.

Sønderborg Varme

Sønderborg Varme is undergoing a vital green transition, aiming to make district heating both sustainable and economically robust. Added Values provides guidance throughout the entire process — from planning new infrastructure and connecting supply areas to utilizing excess heat and phasing out outdated facilities.

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Sønderborg Varme

Sønderborg Varme is undergoing a vital green transition, aiming to make district heating both sustainable and economically robust. Added Values provides guidance throughout the entire process — from planning new infrastructure and connecting supply areas to utilizing excess heat and phasing out outdated facilities.

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03: Silkeborg Forsyning

Silkeborg Forsyning ensures green transition with new solutions

Silkeborg Forsyning

New technology plays a key role in Silkeborg Forsyning's transition to CO2-neutral heat production. With new biomass plants, electric boilers, and heat pumps, a CO2 reduction of over 80% is expected.

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Silkeborg Forsyning

New technology plays a key role in Silkeborg Forsyning's transition to CO2-neutral heat production. With new biomass plants, electric boilers, and heat pumps, a CO2 reduction of over 80% is expected.

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