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Tank Thermal Energy Storage: The asset that makes District Heating more flexible
Modern district heating plants increasingly combine heat pumps, electric boilers, combined heat and power (CHP), biomass, waste heat, solar thermal and peak-load boilers. This diversification creates options - but only if the plant can choose when to use each source. Figure 1. Heating plant with tank thermal energy storage. That is where tank thermal energy storage becomes valuable. It does not produce heat, but it decouples production from demand: heat can be produced when t
Sep 295 min read


Data center waste heat and outdoor air to supply district heating in Salaspils
I Salaspils ska värmepumpar ta tillvara spillvärme från ett datacenter och värme från uteluft.
Sep 282 min read


CO₂ Academy at EKA – theory, calculation tools and plenty of questions
EKA welcomed CO₂ Academy for a technical course combining CO₂ theory, calculation tools and engaging discussions about transcritical systems.
Sep 31 min read


Could There Be a Shortage of Synthetic Refrigerants?
The F-gas Regulation is reducing the supply of synthetic refrigerants. Jörgen Rogstam explains what this could mean for availability, costs and new systems.
Aug 251 min read


Natural refrigerants – a long-term choice
The F-gas regulation and developments around PFAS are changing the conditions for synthetic refrigerants. For EKA, the developments strengthen a strategy that we have had for a long time: working with natural refrigerants. In the short film, Jörgen Rogstam explains why EKA sees natural refrigerants as a long-term and safer choice when planning new cooling and heat pump systems. Jörgen Rogstam on F-gas, PFAS and natural refrigerants How is your work related to the F-gas Regula
Aug 251 min read


Moisture and fog in the ice rink? Start with the simple measures.
Problem med fukt, kondens eller dimma i ishallen? Se snabba driftåtgärder och ladda ner EKA:s kostnadsfria dörrskyltar.
Aug 203 min read
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