Description
Are you curious about Aquathermal Energy, but not sure if it works for your buildings? The Waterwarmth Quickscan gives you a first impression of whether AE could be a feasible option for your plans. The tool is designed for energy communities, project developers, municipal and regional governments and anyone who wants to make the transition to renewable heating and cooling in the built environment.
Join us for this webinar on the potential of Aquathermal Energy (AE)! Whether you’re curious about this emerging solution or already considering it for your projects, this is your chance to discover how AE can support the transition to sustainable heating and cooling.
Who should attend?
- Energy cooperatives
- Project developers and owners
- Consultancy and study agencies
- Urban and spatial planners
- Municipalities and local governments
- Stakeholders interested in advancing sustainable energy solutions through aquathermal energy
- Anyone exploring the transition to renewable heating and cooling in the built environment
Agenda
- 11:00 – Introduction
- 11:05 – Aquathermal Energy and the Waterwarmth project, Lenn Coussement Project Engineer, EXTRAQT
- 11:20 – The Quickscan, Michiel Fremouw, Researcher, Delft University of Technology
- 11:30 – Next steps, Michiel Fremouw, Researcher, Delft University of Technology
- 11:35 – Q&A session
About the WaterWarmth Project
The WaterWarmth project aims to unlock the potential of Aquathermal Energy (AE) in the North Sea Region. AE captures heat from water to provide sustainable heating and cooling. Despite its promise, AE remains underused due to challenges such as high transition costs, low fossil fuel prices, and system integration barriers.
By developing practical tools like the Quickscan and supporting local energy communities with real-life pilots, WaterWarmth helps bridge the gap from curiosity to implementation. The project seeks to create replicable solutions and highlight the role of aquathermal energy in Europe’s clean energy transition.
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