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Hot and Cool topics on District Heating and Cooling
DBDH
Frequency: 1 episode/124d. Total Eps: 12

Listen along as various district energy experts from DBDH interview the world's leading specialists on hot and cool topics concerning district heating and cooling today.
We bring together leading experts, innovators, and decision-makers to explore the key transitions in district energy systems - from technology and infrastructure to policy, business models, and social acceptance.
Each episode dives deep into one important topic - for example, municipal heat planning, aqua thermal energy, large heat pumps, or hydrogen and PtX in district heating. Along the way, our guests don’t just provide insights - we ask them to share one actionable recommendation you can bring back to your own utility or municipality.
Why listen?
- Hear how real‐world systems are being transformed, not just theoretically.
- Get ahead of emerging challenges and opportunities in district energy.
- Access practical insights from seasoned professionals and thought-leaders.
- Stay connected with the international district heating community.
Who is it for?
Municipal and regional decision-makers, utility directors, engineers, suppliers, and anyone engaged in the transition of heating systems - especially those working on low-carbon, flexible, and future-proof networks.
How to participate
You can listen via all major podcast platforms or right here via the DBDH channel. Subscribe, share with your network, and join the conversation about shaping the future of heat.
Data updated on 04/07/2026
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