Publications

Deze documenten vormen een vierdelige leidraad voor het versnellen van de warmtetransitie in gemeenten.

These documents form a four-part guide on how to accelerate the heat transition in cities. 

Ce document s’intègre dans un ensemble de quatre modules offrant des conseils sur la façon d’accélérer la transition thermique dans les villes.

Key Note Speaker Presentation

This is the first part of a series exploring how municipal efforts can accelerate the decarbonisation of heating at the community level.

This is the second part of a series exploring how municipal efforts can accelerate the decarbonisation of heating at the community level.

This is the third part of a series exploring how municipal efforts can accelerate the decarbonisation of heating at the community level.

Module 4

A workshop to disseminate progress and receive feedback on our approach to the development of city heat strategies

A Co-creation workshop organised by TU Delft, University of Exeter and CD2E to introduce partners to good practices in co-creation for the heating transition, with emphasis on city district scales.

Below you can find the presentations from the SHIFFT WP2 Co-creation webinar that took place on 1st October 2020.

Click on the download button for the presentations and recordings from the SHIFFT WP2 Co-creation webinar on 'The Impact of Co-creation: Benefits, Constraints and the Art of Measuring Success'.

Click on the Download buttons for: Workshop Program and Tom Prinzie Key Note & Other Presentations from the SHIFFT January Cross Border Peer Review.

Here is another MSc thesis from SHIFFT partner Delft University of Technology that has several students completing Master’s thesis graduation projects in the field of sustainable heating transitions.

SHIFFT partner Delft University of Technology currently has several students completing Master's thesis graduation projects in the field of sustainable heating transitions.

This new working paper examines the possible roles that hydrogen could play in energy system decarbonisation, with a specific focus on its potential role in decarbonising heat in the built environment

This report provides a high level summary of a more detailed SHIFFT report which can be accessed via the SHIFFT project website: A Common Approach for Sustainable Heating Strategies.

SHIFFT is an INTERREG 2 Seas project promoting cross-border cooperation between four European countries: the Netherlands, France, Belgium and the UK.

The transition to sustainable heating systems is an essential element of an effective response climate change. But it requires more than technological innovation alone.