We are pleased to announce that Paweł Balas, Director of the Intelligent Heating Network Project (ISC) from VEOLIA Energia Warszawa S.A. joined the group of experts involved in the upcoming VII Smart Communication and Technology Forum. During the conference, he will discuss the implementation of Smart Grid solutions in Warsaw's heating grid. Veolia Energia Warszawa S.A. manages one of the largest heating networks in the EU, supplying system heat and hot water to 80% of buildings in Warsaw. Since October 2011 it is part of the international Veolia Group, one of the European leaders in energy services. Within the ISC project, the district heating network will be equipped with advanced infrastructure to monitor and integrate the remote management of its components. The applied technologies will allow to remotely control the operation of three pumping stations, 79 heat chambers and 2500 heating nodes. In addition, the Intelligent Heating Grid will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by at least 14,500 tons per year. MorePaweł Balas, VEOLIA Energia Warszawa S.A. joined the 7th edition Smart Communications and Technologies Forum
We are pleased to announce that Paweł Balas, Director of the Intelligent Heating Network Project (ISC) from VEOLIA Energia Warszawa S.A. joined the group of experts involved in the upcoming VII Smart Communication and Technology Forum. During the conference, he will discuss the implementation of Smart Grid solutions in Warsaw's heating grid. Veolia Energia Warszawa S.A. manages one of the largest heating networks in the EU, supplying system heat and hot water to 80% of buildings in Warsaw. Since October 2011 it is part of the international Veolia Group, one of the European leaders in energy services. Within the ISC project, the district heating network will be equipped with advanced infrastructure to monitor and integrate the remote management of its components. The applied technologies will allow to remotely control the operation of three pumping stations, 79 heat chambers and 2500 heating nodes. In addition, the Intelligent Heating Grid will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by at least 14,500 tons per year. More