To inform households about environmentally friendly heating options, REPLACE partner SDEWES together with their Local Working Group of relevant stakeholders, identified potential houses within the KAGoP region that are using inefficient heating systems.
At the beginning of January, the REPLACE team from BiH had the opportunity to take part in the “Sustainability Fair” which was held in the popular CosmoHub. The sustainability fair was intended for the general public/end customers, who wanted to get acquainted with innovative technologies of sustainable development, their possibilities for application, but also accessibility for “ordinary” people.
Počtekom januara, REPLACE tim iz BiH imao je priliku uzeti učešće na „Sajmu održivosti“ koji je održan u popularnom CosmoHub-u. Sajam održivosti namijenjen je široj javnosti/krajnjim kupcima, koji žele da se upoznaju sa inovativnim tehnologijama održivog razvoja, njihovim mogućnostima za primjenu, ali i pristupačnosti za „obične“ ljude.
In order to promote the REPLACE activity and raise public awareness regarding the transition to heating systems based on renewable energy sources, the ENOVA project team visited examples of best practices, i.e. 7 households that recognized the importance of switching from heating systems based on fossil fuels to heating systems based on renewable sources energy, mainly on pellet stove systems, and distinguished themselves by “opening the door” to all citizens who are interested in being informed about this type of replacement.
U svrhu promocije REPLACE aktivnosti i podizanja svijesti javnosti o prelasku na grijanje i hlađenje na obnovljive izvore energije, projektni tim ENOVA je posjetio primjere najboljih praksi, odnosno 7 domaćinstava koja su prepoznala značaj prelaska sa sistema grijanja na fosilna goriva, na sisteme grijanja na obnovljive izvore energije, uglavnom na sisteme peći na pelet, te su odličili „otvoriti vrata“ svim građanima koji su zainteresirani da se informišu o ovakvoj vrsti zamjene.
The REPLACE final conference will take place on 21 March. Among other things, the topics to be addressed were discussed at the REPLACE consortium meeting on 1.2.2023. The multiple-crises and key findings of the project on possibilities how to react to them locally to nevertheless facilitate the phase-out of oil and natural gas towards sustainable heating and cooling in Europe will be the focus of the REPLACE final conference. In addition, the barriers and challenges that exist, as well as possible supporting framework conditions when replacing old, conventional fossil fuel systems with renewable ones will be discussed. The event will take place in a hybrid format, with the possibility to participate on-site in Brussels, but also online.
What the sign on older heating systems means and when action is needed is explained by master chimney sweep Anton Dengg in an interview with Energiewende Oberland.
Was das Schild auf älteren Heizungen bedeutet und wann Handlungsbedarf besteht, erklärt Kaminkehrermeister Anton Dengg im Interview mit Energiewende Oberland.
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