Green District Heating
With the adoption of the Climate Law in 2021, European Union has
decided to aggressively cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, aiming for a 55% reduction by the end of
2030 before eventually reaching net-zero by 2050.
Worldwide, over 10,000 cities and local governments representing more
than 900 million people have committed to combat climate change under the Global Covenant of Mayors for
Climate and Energy. According to IEA, by 2030, Global Covenant cities and local governments could
account for an annual reduction of 2.3 billion tones of CO2.
However, such ambitious targets cannot be met WITHOUT DE-CARBONIZING CITIES HEAT
Cities have a central role in CO2 reduction as they are one of the
major polluters in the world with approximately 75% of global energy consumption and 70% of global CO2
emissions. Moreover, the proportion of global population living in urban areas is expected to increase
to over 68% by 2050.
Taking actions in cities could reduce emissions from heating and
cooling the buildings, transport and waste by nearly 90% by 2050.
THIS IS WHERE GREEN TECH FITS IN: providing green and sustainable heat to district heating systems and
using our huge geothermal existing resources for de-carbonization of major towns like Bucharest,
Timisoara and alike, we can implement our experience of more than 30 years in heating small size towns.
In addition to green heating towns, Green Tech shall commence
production of green hydrogen from geothermal water which will allow us more flexibility in storing the
energy.
