Biomass district energy system

Energy transfer systems (heat exchangers) will be installed in connected buildings to transfer heat from the network to existing in-building heat distribution system. You can keep your old furnace or […]

At this point, it is not anticipated that residents will have to be charged a fee to connect to the district energy network. Infrastructure funding will be sought to cover

This will be determined through the Masterplan. The initial focus will be on the downtown area and larger buildings. The network will then be built out in phases, by zone.

The district energy system could be owned by the municipality, or by a community cooperative where the customers also own the system. There are pros and cons to each model,

The price that you pay for heat form the district energy network will be lower and more stable than the price of oil or electric heating, especially as carbon prices