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From large cities to rural areas, sustainable bioenergy keeps on defossilising European District Heatings

District heating plays a vital role in Europe’s energy system, delivering heat to homes, industry, and public services. Today, over 60% of EU district heating still relies on fossil fuels. Bioenergy offers a cost-effective alternative to produce energy in efficient CHP plants using sustainable solid biomass.

 

In the center of La Défense, Paris, a new district heating project is turning agricultural waste from France’s countryside into clean, renewable energy for the capital.

A forward-looking district heating project fueled with sustainable biomass is transforming the way energy is delivered to homes and public buildings. 

In the Alpine province of Cuneo (Italy), the municipality of Vernante has placed local resources at the heart of its energy transition.

A new chapter in sustainable heating is being written in Dendermonde (Belgium), with a district heating network fuelled by locally sourced biomass.

On the banks of the Vistula River in northern Poland,  Grudziądz a city known for its medieval granaries and deep industrial heritage, is also  turning agricultural waste into clean heat.

With support from the European City Facility (EUCF), Odorheiu Secuiesc (Romania) is shaping an ambitious plan for a hybrid network where biomass and solar work hand in hand.