Aalborg CSP received an order from the Danish district heating plant Egedal Fjernvarme to deliver a 2.6 MWth solar-thermal plant. The system will help reduce the facility's natural gas dependency as well as stabilize energy prices.
The Danish district heating plant Egedal Fjernvarme continues to develop it’s operations in order to achieve a more sustainable heat production. So far, this has included an expansion of the surrounding district heating network as well as the integration of a 3,458 m2 solar heating plant.
The solar field consists of 34 rows of highly efficient double-glazed flat solar-thermal collectors with up to 10 collectors per row. With a capacity of 2.6 MWth, the plant is capable of producing 1,850 MWh heat per year. Combined with the district heating plant's existing biomass boiler and an accumulation tank with a capacity of 2,400 m3, the solar heating plant will provide sustainable heating to 875 customers in Stenløse and Ølstykke.
