Category Archives: Heat production and distribution

ENGIE in Slovakia launched a pilot project to test the NODA system during the 2018/2019 heating season. This system was deployed in the thermal management in Pezinok. The aim of the project is to optimise heat production and distribution, optimise the fuel mix and reduce fuel and operating costs. Two heating seasons of operation have produced measurable positive results.

ENGIE* Group companies, which operate heating systems in several towns and villages in Slovakia, started the heating season today (28 September 2020).

Currently, CZT systems provide safe, reliable, environmentally friendly, economical and affordable heat production and supply in more than 335 towns and villages in Slovakia.

TERMMING, a member of the ENGIE Group, was awarded the project for the operation of the heat management system in the Bratislava – Nové Mesto district in June this year. Since 1 July, it has taken over the operation of all technological equipment. The ENGIE Group has committed to invest over EUR 4.5 million in the first five years of operation as part of the modernisation of the heat management system.

As is the case every year, the ENGIE Group companies have carefully prepared a substantial package of funds for investments in the modernisation of their thermal power plants in 2018. Across Slovakia, this amount will reach more than EUR 6.5 million. Most of the investments are intended for the continuation of the implementation of projects already started, such as the reconstruction of distribution systems or the replacement of technologies and equipment.

In September it was one year since Termming, a member of the ENGIE Group, took over the thermal management of the municipality of Kanianka. At that time, it had already committed itself to fulfilling the submitted investment plan for a total amount of approximately 400 thousand euros. The intention was to connect the two circuits of the heat distribution systems of the existing boiler houses and to reconstruct one of the machine rooms. The plans are now beginning to turn into reality.

The lower price of natural gas on the world exchange and the investments in the development of the ENGIE Group’s thermal power plants will be reflected in the price of heat for this year. Customers will thus pay less for the heat they consume while maintaining the same quality of energy supply.