Finland Robin Whitlock In a drastic turn to eliminate coal as the main source of district heating, The City of Helsinki has launched the Helsinki Energy Challenge – a global one million euro competition to find the future ...
The European solar heat market grew by 7.8 percent in 2018, according to Solar Heat Europe, reversing the trend of previous years.
Danish renewable energy specialist, Aalborg CSP, has collaborated with Smørum Kraftvarme A.m.b.A. on a new solar district heating facility in Smørum, the capital area of Denmark.
The European Solar Thermal Industry Federation (ESTIF) believes that a stronger contribution from renewable heating and cooling can push Member States closer to their 2020 targets.
The UK government has published a consultation proposing to end support for solar thermal hot water heating, just as the market had started to recover.
The Affordable Solar Project (ASP) is seeking to make efficient, easy-to-install solar water heaters that are affordable enough to make them a real option for the majority of the population
