District Energy is a proven energy solution that has been deployed for many years in a growing number of cities worldwide. 
 

It represents a diversity of technologies that seek to develop synergies between the production and supply of heat, cooling, domestic hot water and electricity. 
 

Cities are adopting district energy systems to achieve important benefits including: 

 

• Affordable energy provision; 

• Reduced reliance on energy imports and fossil fuels;

• Community economic development and community control of energy supply; 

• Local air quality improvements; 

• CO2 emission reductions; and 

• An increased share of renewables in the energy mix.

SIMPLY, District Cooling is a system which provides cooling energy via insulated chilled water pipes network from a centralized plant to: residential, commercial, hospitals, public or industrial buildings for air-conditioning.