In the last decade, district heating and cooling has moved from being a technical niche to a cornerstone of Europe’s sustainable urban strategy. Within this evolving context, the
Euroheat & Power Congress has become a key meeting point for institutions, utilities, researchers, and technology providers working to advance the sector.
After many years of attending as visitors, this is
our second year participating as exhibitors, with the aim of
sharing our experience, exchanging perspectives, and contributing to the broader discussion on the digital and strategic transformation of DHC networks.
We’ll be attending the EHP Congress in Prague from June 3 to 5 with a team of three: our
CEO Matteo Pozzi and two of our energy consultants,
Costanza Giardini and
Valerio Di Felice.
Matteo Pozzi will also participate in the congress as Chair of
DHC+, the innovation platform of Euroheat & Power, and will
moderate the DHC+ General Assembly on
June 3 at 1:45 PM. Another key moment will be the session
“Skills, baby skills!” on June 5 at 11:15, focusing on how to close the skills gap in the DHC sector – from education to recruitment. The session will feature Aksana Krasatsenka, Knowledge Transfer Director at Euroheat & Power, representing all Euroheat & Power members in a conversation that highlights effective and real-world solutions.
Enabling smarter cities through integrated energy systems
Heating and cooling account for roughly half of Europe’s total energy demand, with urban areas at the centre of this challenge. District energy systems are a key enabler for the
urban energy transition, since they are able to
leverage local energy sources – including renewables and industrial waste heat –, increase efficiency and reduce emissions, while integrating multiple energy vectors and balancing supply and real-time demand.
The EHP Congress offers a unique opportunity to align innovation, regulation, and know-how transfer on a European scale, to further advance the development of the Industry.
