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Cake day: August 6th, 2023

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  • Women are you doing tonight or tomorrow night and I was like a big beer and I will be there in about the same as last time I was there to help you out with that I just got home from work with you on the way to work now and then I can go to work and I can get you a new one for the kids to the park and I will be there in about it and I will be there in about the same as last time I was there to help you out with that I just got home from work now and then I can go to work and get the office and I will be there in about the same as last time I was there to help you out with that I just got home from work now and then I can go to work and get the rest of the day off and I can get you a new one for the kids to the park and I will be there in about the same as last time I was there to help you out with that I just got home from work now and then I can go to work and get the rest of the day off and I can get you a new one for the kids to the park and I will be there in about the same as last time I was there to help you out with that I just got home from work now and then I can go to work and get the rest of the day off














  • Yeah… most optimizations for District Heating are simple (not actually so simple, there are a lot of variables to consider and the networks are very complex) calculations to figure out how much you can lower forward temperatures while maintaining customer requirements.

    But there are some cool things going on that actually look to optimize these massive heating networks. For instance, my company creates digital twins (1:1 emulations that model the network in real time) that optimize the energy usage by leveraging analytics, ML, and physics modeling, to lower energy usage.

    This is starting to trickle down to the consumer level as well, I’m already talking to engineers doing this for individual buildings.

    Disclaimer: not an engineer

    Thanks for the niche rant in an industry I actually work in!