The current discussions on energy all too often hinge toward the energy use in transport and especially the demand and production of electricity. The demand and supply of heat remains largely underexposed, this is not justified as heating (and cooling) accounts for 46% of total final energy demand worldwide.
In an attempt to compensate for this lack of attention YES-DC will reflect on the industrial heat utilization of a major power plant in the Netherlands and the residential district heating market in the Netherlands. We conclude with a project that aims to bring these two worlds together by means of the “Heat roundabout” project connecting the Rotterdam harbor area with the greenhouses in the Westland area and the city of Den Haag.
[message_box title=”Evening details” color=”white”] Date: Tuesday 24 February 2015
Time: 19:00h
Location: Belle van Zuylenzaal, Academiegebouw, Domplein 29, 3512 JE Utrecht[/message_box]
Program
19:00 – 19:30 Walk in with coffee and tea
19:30 – 20:05 Aris Blankenspoor (E.ON)
Mr. Blankenspoor, director of Business development, Innovation & Heat of E.ON Benelux, will discuss the waste heat utilization of the MPP3 power plant on the Maasvlakte and will elaborate on other synergies with the surrounding industries.
20:05 – 20:40 Erik Burgman (Eneco)
Mr. Burgman, business consultant at Eneco, will give an overview of the market for district heating in the Netherlands and some of the technical challenges that this sector faces.
20:40 -21:00 Break with coffee and tea
21:00 – 21:35 Wouter Rijsman (Bloc)
Mr. Rijsman, partner at Bloc, will present the “Heat roundabout project” (Warmterotonde) and will give an overview of the important considerations, such as the choice of temperature, the organization structure, the market configuration and the important stakeholders of the project.
Followed by drinks in a nearby cafe!
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