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Peak power demand down by 20%
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Data is key to efficient property maintenance
Collecting, analyzing, and using data has become commonplace also in property maintenance. In Porvoo, Finland, data has been harnessed to deliver 12-percent savings in energy consumption. Making use of data makes property maintenance easier, smoother, and more efficient. The benefits are fourfold. Properties save energy, and thereby money; living comfort … Read More
Swedish HSB Living Lab and Leanheat by Danfoss collaborate to improve liveability in buildings
Swedish HSB Living Lab and Leanheat by Danfoss enter a collaboration to improve liveability in buildings. By harnessing feedback loops between building performance, indoor conditions and resident perceived indoor comfort, the project aims at bringing new insights on the interaction between smart maintenance and liveability. Launched in June 2020, the … Read More
APUEA Magazine: Make Building Heating More Energy Efficient by Artificial Intelligence
In the latest issue of Asia Pacific Urban Energy Association (APUEA) Magazine, we explore how AI can help optimize indoor temperature without sacrificing comfort, as well as make our buildings ready to take full advantage of district energy systems. Article written by Tommy Jacobson from Leanheat by Danfoss and published … Read More
From our blog
In Sweden, district heating provides an opportunity to protect the environment
A few weeks ago, we visited Stockholm to speak with local operators about making the opportunities provided by artificial intelligence available also to that area’s district heating companies and users. There is clear demand in Sweden – Swedes see highly developed district heating as an opportunity to protect the environment. … Read More
Intelligent utilisation could save up to a third of the peak power in district heating
According to researchers, intelligent control of heat use in district heating grids could decrease peak power by up to a third, without having to compromise on consumer comfort. A while ago, we were in Austria getting acquainted with local research. Austrian researchers are interested in district heat, because they see … Read More
Legislation requires district heating companies to improve their energy efficiency
Energy efficiency is being encouraged in all the EU countries. The background for this is an EU directive that forces each member state to improve their energy efficiency. The goals have been determined in the EU, but the individual member countries can decide on the implementation methods themselves. In Austria, … Read More
Latest articles in the media
- Helsinki: a Hot Hearth in a cool cityon 16.3.2021
A trans-disciplinary team, coordinated by international design and innovation office CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati, has won the Helsinki Energy ...in scale, the project was designed by Ramboll, Transsolar, Danfoss Leanheat® and […]
- Aranet Case Study - Wireless Temperature Monitoring for...by timeless.fi on 24.6.2020
is being actively used Solution Automatic heating control system by Leanheat was chosen as a solution. The
- New Lumo Apartments to Be Completed in Jätkäsaarion 25.5.2020
Finland — In late September 2020, more new Lumo ...and ventilation of each apartment is monitored and controlled by the Leanheat measurement […]
- Sigfox Germany bolsters portfolio with new range of smart...by James Blackman on 14.4.2020
Sigfox Germany has expanded its product portfolio with the introduction of a range of sensors from Finnish IoT firm Connected Inventions. ...Finnish smart buildings management companies Leanheat and Caverion, as well as Finnish […]