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Transmission and distribution of energy

Reliable transport and distribution of electrical and thermal energy. High- and medium-voltage lines, pumping stations, and substations ensure a secure supply of electricity and heat. EUT is your trusted partner for network simulations, system optimization, and the expansion of distribution networks.

District heating supply Merano - Merano South heating plant

Alperia Ecoplus GmbH, operator and owner of the Merano district heating network, commissioned the construction of a new biomass-fired heating plant between Merano and Sinich to supply district heating. The 1.2-hectare construction site is located on the left bank of the Adige River along the Bolzano–Merano railway line. Construction began in late summer 2020, and the first feed-in to the grid occurred in December 2021. The district heating plant is equipped with state-of-the-art technologies for combustion and flue gas cleaning and is fully automated. Key technical components include:
• 1 biomass boiler (hot water) including heat recovery via economizer
• SNCR system for cleaning exhaust gases (reduction of nitrogen oxides) including urea tank
• Flue gas cleaning via multicyclone (coarse ash) and electrostatic precipitator (fine ash) including ash removal
• Covered wood chip storage facility approx. 10,000 m³ and fully automated wood chip crane
• Peak/reserve boiler with natural gas burner
• Natural gas CHP for own electricity requirements
• 1 buffer storage tank with a capacity of 175 m³, including preparations for retrofitting a second buffer storage tank
• 60-ton truck scale as a flush-mounted weighbridge
• Round timber storage area with an area of approx. 5,000 m²

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Bruneck district heating supply – Luns 2 heating plant

The district heating network of Bruneck supplies the entire urban area, including surrounding districts and the neighboring municipalities of Percha and Gais. Heat is primarily generated at the Luns district heating plant and supplemented by the St. Georgen heating plant. Additional heating plants in Gais and Reischach, equipped with gas and oil boiler systems, provide backup capacity and cover peak demand. In order to rsignificantly reduce the use of natural gas as a fossil fuel while increasing security of supply, Bruneck Municipal Utilities commissioned the construction of a new heating plant at the Luns site. The Luns 2 heating plant is predominantly powered by biomass and incorporates advanced energy technologies:
• Biomass boiler with TO system, condensation system, and absorption heat pump
• Automatic wood chip feeding
• ORC system
• PV system
• Gas and oil boiler systems

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