| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7434598 | Energy Strategy Reviews | 2018 | 4 Pages | 
Abstract
												District heating in general is seen as an important opportunity to decarbonise the heating sector especially in urban areas and therefore important to reach European and global climate goals. In this case study we analyse possible future scenarios for the city of Brasov, Romania. Like in many other cities in Eastern Europe a district heating system exists in the city, however, facing severe challenges like old and inefficient infrastructure and loss of consumers due to unreliability of supply over the last decades. This work assesses the impact of different policies on the feasibility of renewable and efficient heating under various conditions and suggests favourable policy frameworks to ensure an economically and ecologically viable future heating system for the city.
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											Authors
												Richard Büchele, Lukas Kranzl, Marcus Hummel, 
											