Final event invitation

Dear PLANHEAT cities,

Dear PLANHEAT supporters,

The PLANHEAT final event is coming and you are cordially invited to join!

When? 8 May, 11:00 - 15:00

Where? Nantes, France

The PLANHEAT event is organised as part of the Euroheat & Power Congress 2019 taking place in Nantes, France from 6-8 May, 2019.
Growing urbanisation means that cities and densely populated regions are in the driver’s seat to make the energy transition happen. Innovative heating and cooling solutions are the enabler to decarbonise cities by unlocking energy efficiency potentials and moving towards renewable heating schemes. The PLANHEAT tool supports cities to simulate their way to decarbonising its heating and cooling system by showing economically feasible scenarios. Plan today, save tomorrow!

The PLANHEAT final event is free of charge, but we allocate seats on a first come, first served basis. Register now to secure your spot!

We have a special deal for cities and regional governments (public authorities)!

For the first 20 cities: Attend the whole #19EHPcong for free & get your travel/accommodation expenses reimbursed.

Find all the details, the preliminary programme and eligibility criteria here.
All other organisations can optionally attend additional Congress Days (for a fee). Note that the early bird rate ends on 28 February!

We are looking forward to celebrating the end of the project with you!

Best regards,

DHC+ Technology Platform co/o Euroheat & Power

On behalf of the PLANHEAT project team

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