Low temperature district heating grid in Brunnshög, Lund

Product information

Brunnshög – where science heats the city! The world’s largest low temperature district heating grid was inaugurated in Lund, Sweden, in the fall of 2019. The grid is owned by Kraftringen and is based on fossil free energy from recovered waste heat.

The research facility MAX IV Laboratory generates a considerable amount of residual heat through its processes. To make sure that energy is put to good use, the city of Lund and Kraftringen committed to building a next-generation low temperature district heating (LTDH) grid in Brunnshög. The system provides heat for the entire city district through innova¬tive technical solutions as well as novel business models.

The production site has an estimated technical lifetime of 25 years and the infrastructure consisting of district heating pipes has an estimated lifetime of 70 years. In addition to the technical service lifetime, the specific reinvestment rates of the various materials and components are included in the assessment.

Detailed information

Registration number:
EPD-IES-0006688:003 (S-P-06688)
Status:
Valid
PCR:
2007:08
En15804 Compliant:
No
Registration date:
September 12, 2022
Version date:
October 20, 2022
Valid until:
August 24, 2027
Geographical scopes:
Sweden
LCA practitioner:
kristin.johansson@ivl.se

EPD Owner

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Company Name:
Kraftringen Energi AB
Country:
Sweden
Contact:
Website:

EPD documents

EPD_Brunnshög.pdf

Other documents

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 The low temperature district heating grid in Brunnshög, Lund

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