Reconstruction of a boiler plant in the district heating system with cross-border cooperation
Reconstruction of an out of date boiler plant combusting mainly natural gas in the district heating system of the small town Brumov- Bylnice aims to the improvement of energy self-sufficiency of the target region and reduction of CO2 emissions.
Illustration : Photo by Richard Jakeš on Pixabay
This action was executed within the framework of the project “Development of biomass and solar energy utilisation in the border region“, co-financed by the operational programme for cross-border cooperation SK-CZ. Reconstruction of an out of date boiler plant combusting mainly natural gas (in part biomass) in the district heating system of the small town Brumov- Bylnice was in the interest of the municipality. The objectives are the improvement of energy self-sufficiency of the target region and reduction of CO2 emissions.
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