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Explore Vienna's district heating system in the context of a sustainable urban environment. Learn how waste-to-energy practices and efficient thermal treatment contribute to reducing CO2 emissions and protecting the environment. Discover the future prospects for expanding district cooling and integrating renewable energy sources for a greener city.
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DistrictHeatingin theframeworkof an sustainable urban environment in Vienna DI(FH) Stefan Fazekas24.11.2011
Somefacts on Vienna population: 1,700,000 captial of Austria political and economical center of middle Europe 5th richest region of Europe very good public transport system (world‘s 5th largest tram network) important cultural centerwith popular touristic attractions
Waste issue of Vienna appr. 1 million t of rural wastes produced appr. 36% of which are seperately collected and recycled or composted additionally 2 million m³ of sewage sludge Vienna has a total incineration policy:-> all non-recyclable wastes are incinerated-> all dewatered sewage sludge is incinerated
Waste to Energy electricity Waste/Sludge Incineration Power Plant Directheating 95% Waste Energy 5% 28% 67% 1,200 km of district heating and cooling network
Districtheating in Vienna saves CO2emissions! 2/3 of CO2 emissions saved yearly 1 million t CO2 emissions saved this is equivalent with- yearly emission of 750,000 cars- yearly emission of 250,000 houses District heating in Vienna actively protects our environment!
Future perspectives expansion of district cooling new buildings are mostly connected to district heating expansion of tubing network renewable energy sources (e.g. biomass) geothermial plant for 40,000 households
Thankyouforyourattention! • DI(FH) Stefan Fazekas • Fernwärme Wien GmbH • phone: +43-1-31326-6376 • email: stefan.fazekas@fernwaermewien.at