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In the South Harbour district of Aarhus a new heating transmission line was successfully implemented to support major urban development and ensure reliable heat supply.

Lolland Municipality takes the lead in the fight against climate change, as a new district heating project has begun on West Lolland.

The district heating project in Kindberg, Austria, is a notable example of sustainable energy utilization through biomass.

Bradford Energy Network is a planned Low-to-Zero Carbon (LZC) district heating network being developed for the city centre, allowing businesses and organisations to decarbonise their heating systems. 

As a key partner in the district cooling project in Høje Taastrup, ISOPLUS played a crucial role in the establishment of a new energy station and a 1,800-meter piping network. 

Fortum and ISOPLUS are collaborating on the construction of the largest waste heat recovery system in the world, linked to Microsoft’s new data center in Espoo, Finland.

In response to rising gas prices and the phased-out use of oil and gas heating, Gentofte Municipality in Greater Copenhagen is accelerating its shift to district heating, aiming to connect over 6,000 housing units by 2028.

Erdwärme Grünwald GmbH (EWG) operates a district heating network in Grünwald encompassing well over 60 km of pipes in all, with installed connected load of about 70 MW. 

ISOPLUS UK delivered and installed 800 metres of preinsulated pipes of the isoplus 2 series to the Glasgow University Campus.

ISOPLUS has played a pivotal role in the Greenwich Millennium Village project by designing and installing a centralized community heating network. 

The project involved establishing a 300-meter district heating pipeline to connect the southern part of Hadsund with the city's northern district heating network.

Stavanger began its energy transition with a 9 km district heating pipeline installation, set to be completed by 2021. ISOPLUS, the main pipe supplier, provided specialized solutions to overcome challenges. 

Since 2011, HOFOR has established more than 130 km of new district heating pipelines in cooperation with ISOPLUS and renovated several existing pipelines. 

The goal of the district heating plan in Horsens is a complete conversion of the urban natural gas-heated sites with the aim of reducing the burning of fossil fuels.

Another step towards a more sustainable future: The city of Wels is using waste heat generated by the waste material processing plant operated by Energie AG Oberösterreich as district energy. 

In October 2015, a brand-new wood chip-fueled heating plant was established, which now provides heating for 43 local households. ISOPLUS has supplied the pipes and made the detailed project design.

ISOPLUS through their partner for the Iberian market “Jannone Tubos”, has been awarded the supply of pre-insulated pipes for the project to rehabilitate the urban district heating at the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM).

This project entails the construction of a 25 km main pipeline aimed at replacing gas heating systems in Belgrade.

The Porthos project in the Port of Rotterdam is a groundbreaking carbon capture and storage initiative aimed at reducing CO₂ emissions by transporting captured carbon from local industries to offshore storage sites.

The cooperation between HOFOR and ISOPLUS dates back more than 10 years and involves many projects in the Greater Copenhagen area.

A new light rail system in the Greater Copenhagen area requiring extensive rerouting of pipelines to accommodate its 28 km stretch. ISOPLUS is responsible for supplying district heating pipes, components, and customized solutions.