Germany Focuses on District Heating to Replace Fossil Fuels
Plans to Connect 100,000 Buildings Annually to the Urban District Heating Network
Germany is currently facing intense political debate regarding the ban on the use of fossil fuel boilers, which has led to a government coalition dispute. However, this conflict has shifted attention to district heating - vast urban networks of hot water that could play a crucial role in heating the country after 2030.
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