Program NL Visit to DK september 2022

Program NL Visit to DK september 2022

Visit to Denmark Dutch heat authorities September 8th – 9th, 2022

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Thursday, September 8 th Start Agenda

Presenter /speaker

08.30

Bus, from hotel in Odense to Fjernvarme Fyn Intro to program, welcome to Denmark Welcome from Fjernvarme Fyn , DEA, DBDH. Intro from DEA on EGP

Laura Kjær, Advisor, Danish Energy Agency

09.00

Kim Winther, Head of Business Development, Fjernvarme Fyn Laura Kjær, Advisor, Danish Energy Agency Morten Jordt Duedahl, Business Development Manager, DBDH Kim Winther, Head of Business Development, Fjernvarme Fyn

Site visit Fjernvarme Fyn Case Odense: Intro, risks, financing, third party access, industrial surplus heat, green transition.

09.15

10.30 10.40 11.20 12.00 12.30

Break

Municipality of Odense Energy and heat planning

Martin Thomsen, Municipal Heat Planner

Discussion

All

Lunch

Case Haderslev Presentation of Haderslev DH company and system. Show me the numbers - open books of DH company and business case of conversion project (NG to DH), project proposals. DH Financing in Denmark How does Kommunekredit (the credit association for municipalities and regions in Denmark) finance DH projects in Denmark? Break

Peter Skovsgaard, Head of Economy, and Administration, Haderslev Fjernvarme

14.00 14.10

Helene Vinten, General Council, Kommunekredit.

15.10 15.55 16.40 17.00 17.??

Open discussion

All

Ensuring innovation in a non-profit market

Carsten Østergaard Pedersen, Business Development Director, Grundfos & Vice Chairman of Board, DBDH

Bus to hotel

Check-in and break

Optional: Historic and DH walk. Incl. break at brewery that provides surplus heat to Odense DH system - 35-45 min walking (excl. time for beer) – last stop is the restaurant.

� & � Everyone who like to go for a walk and a pint.

18.50 19.00

Walk to restaurant - 10 min

Individual. See you all at the restaurant

Dinner

We expect all participants to arrive in Odense during Wednesday September 7th ready to start the day after. For participants arriving in cars, the best option may be to park the car at the train station in Fredericia and go by train to Odense (departure xx.10, xx.36 and xx.43 (app 0h35min). The last day the bus stops at the train station.

Friday, September 9 th Start Agenda

Presenter /speaker

DH Morning Run - Odense Edition - slow morning run - max 5K

07.00

08.20 08.30 09.45

Check out and ready to board the bus Bus departure to Assens (1h15m)

Visit to Assens DH Company • Welcome to Assens • Short intro from the Dutch delegation and their role in the DH development • Assens DHC introduction, site visit etc.

Marc Roar Hintze, Managing Director Assens Fjernvarme

12.00 12.30 13.15

Lunch and discussion Bus to TVIS (0h45m)

All

Visit to TVIS Heat transmission, third party access and incentives, surplus heat. • Welcome to TVIS • Short intro from the Dutch delegation and their role in the DH development • Assens DHC introduction, site visit etc.

Jørgen Nielsen, Managing Director, TVIS

Hydrogen, PtX, CCS/U and DH Site visit to Hydrogen production

Jørgen Nielsen, Managing Director, TVIS

15.15 15.40

Closing remarks, discussion, and next step Bus to Billund (0h50m) Stop at Fredericia train station for everyone going by train or car. Arrival at airport and check in for KLM 18.35

All

16.30

List of participants Organsation

Name

Hotel *

BNG BZK BZK BZK

Caspar Boendermaker

Hotel Windsor Hotel Ansgar Hotel Windsor Hotel Ansgar Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor

Harrald Polet

Iris van den Heuvel

Job Dieleman

Danish Embassy NL Danish Energy Agency Danish Energy Agency Danish Energy Agency Danish Energy Agency

Mikkel Vibæk Jensen Bue Rømer Tidemann

Laura Kjær

Mathias Grydehøj Mikkelsen

Toke Liengaard

DBDH DBDH

Hanne Kortegaard Støchkel

Hotel Windsor – only 2nd night

Morten Jordt Duedahl

Hotel Windsor Hotel Ansgar Hotel Ansgar Hotel Ansgar Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor Hotel Ansgar Hotel Ansgar Hotel Ansgar Hotel Ansgar Hotel Ansgar Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor Hotel Windsor

EBN EBN ECW ECW

Corne van Langen Eveline Rosendaal Peter van Vugt Tim Mooiman Jasper Honkoop Marco Attema

EZK

Groningen

InvestNL

Abo Rassa

PBL RVO RVO RVO RVO TNO TNO TNO TNO VNG

Graciela Luteijn Jorn ten Have Laurens Gijsbers Marian Poolen Richard van Keulen Annelies Huygen

Eva Winters Jacob Janssen

Pieter Verstraten Niels Hanskamp

Warmtestad

Theo Venema

The hotels are 200 meters apart. Final list TBC. Speakers and hosts: Grundfos

Carsten Østergaard Pedersen

TVIS

Jørgen Nielsen Kim Winther Helene Vinten Marc Roar Hintze Martin Thomsen Peter Skovsgaard

Fjernvarme Fyn Kommunekredit

Assens Fjernvarme Odense Municipality Haderslev Fjernvarme

Dutch district heating visit 7-9 September 2022 On the 8 th and 9 th of September a group of visitors representing different levels within the Dutch authorities will visit Denmark. The purpose of the visit is to provide better insight in how district heating in Denmark is regulated and financed and how this provides relatively stable and low consumer prices compared to alternative heating solutions (both in terms of connection fees and consumption-based tariffs). District heating is in the future expected to cover a much larger share of the heat supply of the built environment in the Netherlands compared to today, where only approximately 5% of the Dutch households have a district heating connection. A new draft collective heating act, which is planned to step into force in 2023, aims on increasing the share of district heating in the Dutch Energy system. Dutch authorities are therefore currently investigating how a new tariff system coupled with new subsidies could speed up the expansion of district heating providing a cheaper, more sustainable, transparent, and popular system for the Dutch consumers than what is currently the case. The Danish district system combining public or cooperative ownership, cost-based consumer prices with no profit allowed, and relatively easy access to financing has in the above-mentioned context received some attention in the Netherlands. The intention is therefore to give the visitors a chance to study the Danish system in more detail and to ask questions to relevant stakeholders from the Danish district heating sector. The delegation is influential in the final formulation of the new Dutch collective heat act and it’s implementation, the design of subsidies that will accompany the act, and the overall framework for how district heating will be compared with alternative heating solutions in connection with future heat planning to be carried out by local authorities. The group of visitors includes representatives of the following organizations: • The Dutch ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy (EZK) • The Dutch Ministry of the Interior (BZK) • The Dutch Enterprise agency (RVO) • The Association of Netherlands Municipalities (VNG) • The Bank of the Dutch Municipalities (BNG) • The Netherlands Organisation for applied scientific research (TNO) • The Heating Expertise Centre (ECW)

• The interest organization of the Dutch Provinces (IPO) • The Dutch Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL) • Groningen Municipality (link) • Warmtestad (link) • InvestNL (link)