Solar Thermal Heating User Guide (2007)
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June 24, 2009
June 17, 2009 Jan Erik Nielsen about Solar Keymark in ESTEC 2009
This is an interview made during the ESTEC conference in Munich, Germany with Jan Erik Nielson. Nielsen explains the Solar Keymark.
June 1, 2009 A Solar Field of 7,350 m2 - and a Heat & Power Plant
The quickest installation possible: It took only one month to set up the 525 flat plate collectors, each with a 14 m2 surface, in the open countryside. The 7,350 m2 solar thermal system feeds the district heating system of the Danish town of Tørring. Photo:...
March 27, 2009 Barriers to Technology Diffusion: the Case of Solar Thermal Technologies (2006)
This joint paper from the OECD and IEA (October 2006) looks into the different barriers that exist which prevent solar thermal technologies to deliver its real potential. Next to listing the barriers, the document also looks into means to overcome these, the existing technologies & markets...
October 12, 2008 Solar Thermal Energy: Harnessing the Power of the Sun
The video shows the use of solar thermal energy for heating in Europe. Examples from Denmark and Spain show the use in different climates. Interviews with users and manufacturers give a good overview of this clean energy technology. The video is provided for free by the Sustainable Energy Europe...
October 2, 2008 District heating: fast installation and low operation costs
Fast installation: The team from the Danish company Sunmark mounted around 600 m2 of collector area every day. Photo: Sunmark
June 18, 2008 IEA Study "Solar Heat Worldwide": Global Market Growth of 22 % in 2006
2006 was an extremely satisfying year for the global solar thermal industry. According to the new study “Solar Heat Worldwide. Markets and contribution to the Energy Supply 2006” on behalf of IEA Solar Heating & Cooling Programme the new installations grew 22 % in 2006. The authors from...
June 5, 2008 Front-runners of solar district heating
Feeding directly into the district heating system of the Austrian city of Graz: The collector fields are mounted on four different hall roofs belonging to the AEVG, a municipal waste disposal company. Photo: S.O.L.I.D. / Oberländer