This means combining district heating with one or more other renewable heat sources. The aim is to create a flexible, energy-efficient, and cost-optimized heating system. District heating combined with a heat pump is the most common solution for hybrid heating.

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A hybrid heating system is a combination of different heating technologies that together optimize energy efficiency and reduce operating costs in a house or building. This means it offers flexibility, allowing property owners to choose the energy source that is most cost-effective at any given time.

A hybrid heating system enables, with great advantage, a combination of different heat sources. The most common example is a combination of a heat pump and district heating.

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Yes, Cetetherm offers a hybrid substation that can be integrated with other renewable energy sources and is designed to provide flexibility, energy efficiency, and CO₂ reduction.

Cetetherm Hybrid operates as a standard district heating substation until an additional heat source is connected. It is developed and designed to provide:

• 100% redundancy - safe, reliable, and efficient heat supply from the energy sources connected to the hybrid solution 

• Energy efficiency with low environmental impact and low operation costs

• Low return temperature back to the district heating network, continuously monitored by a smart control unit

• Sustainable integration with existing systems 

Cetetherm Hybrid is a configurable and flexible district heating substation that efficiently operates with temperatures from waterborne heat sources such as district heating, heat pumps, and boiler solutions.

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