We take every variable into consideration when designing district heating grids in unique regions around the world from Latin America to Europe and beyond. Due to approaching climate goals in an ever-growing list of countries and cities, district heating has become a valuable engineering resource with the power to transform energy production and utilisation in accordance with modern regulations and objectives. Our ability to perform accurate calculations of static and hydraulic features ensures sustainable solutions that meet the needs of its users while remaining dutiful to future generations.

The world is at the cusp of utilising the full potential of District Cooling, and we at HeatConsult are engaged in leading-edge research and design that will produce greater energy efficiency and balanced electric loads across a wide-range of energy capacities. By leveraging sustainable sources in cooling production coupled with aggregate cooling systems, we’re able to reduce environmental impact along with operating costs while meeting or exceeding cooling requirements. Our current District Cooling network in Estonia delivers cooling to a large building complex and runs several kilometres in length.

Even as renewable energy expands in the global marketplace and utility sectors, gas fuels remain a pivotal resource for countless industries and are entering the future with adaptive efficiency and performance. At HeatConsult, we develop modern gas supply systems designed for gas fuel transportation, main and distribution gas pipelines, plants, and fuel stations for LNG and CNG as well as purification plants converting bio-gas to bio-methane. Our portfolio contains numerous successful projects in gas supply design including participation in a 150-kilometre gas pipeline connecting the countries of Finland and Estonia.

Air quality is a constant subject of debate around the world, and strict measures are seldom taken to reduce gas emission pollution from the production of thermal energy. HeatConsult assisted UN Environment in implementing district heating systems in the cities of Quinot Burgos and Coyhaique, Chile, where a 10-kilometre long district heating network was designed to improve local air quality and make way for future innovations in energy production technology.

HeatConsult takes part in rigorous scientific studies on district heating and district cooling and regularly joins international conferences where new initiatives lead to scientific and technological breakthroughs in the field.