What is a District & Community Heating Scheme? (DHS & CHS)
A District/Community Heating Scheme is a central heating system on a district/community scale. A hidden insulated piping network delivers domestic hot water from a single centralised production source (boiler in the boiler house) to the apartments connected to the network.
The primary network transports the heated water from the boiler house to a substation or satellite unit located next to the customer residence. From this substation, the heat is transported to the end User. All domestic hot water (showers and taps) and space heating requirements (radiators) are met by this energy efficient and reliable source.
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The Benefits of a District Heating System
A district heating system is very reliable for many reasons due to professional operation and continuous monitoring of heat production and distribution. It also provides:
Quality heating and domestic hot water
- Assurance of a comfortable, abundant and consistent heat supply
- Guarantee of continuous supply and dedicated energy management
Peaceful and safe living space
- No boiler, no fuel, no odours, no noise
- Facility maintained by a dedicated team of energy management engineers & technicians
- Proven track record in terms of reliability, efficiency and quality assurance
- The water in the network is continually circulating and therefore is always available to the householder 24/7
A Greener Environment
- No gas supply to the apartment – means a cleaner living i.e. reduction of emissions to the environment
Useful documents for Heating Customers
User guides
Residential Heating Agreement Form
Payment by Direct Debit
If you wish to pay by Direct Debit please download the SEPA Unique Mandate Reference Form, complete it in full and return it to Veolia Energy Services Ireland Limited.
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