+31 174 62 34 40

info@horconex.com

+31 174 62 34 40

info@horconex.com

Smart and sustainable heating with a heat network

A heat network uses residual heat from industrial processes or other heat sources to heat your greenhouse. It is a smart and sustainable energy source for horticultural businesses located near a heat network.

Heat network: make efficient use of residual heat

Through a heat network, residual heat from sources such as factories or power plants is transported via pipelines to horticultural businesses. This heat can be used directly to heat your greenhouse. For businesses located near a heat network, this offers a cost-efficient way to heat more sustainably. In some regions, horticultural businesses work together through heat network cooperatives, with multiple businesses jointly purchasing heat.
HORCONEX supports you with connecting to a heat network and ensures that your greenhouse infrastructure is optimally designed to make efficient use of this energy source.

Benefits of a heat network

Sustainable

Make use of residual heat as an alternative to fossil fuels.

Cost-saving

Reduce your energy costs by making use of a shared heat source.

Collective approach

Ideal for horticultural clusters working together through heat network cooperatives.

Efficiency in the greenhouse

HORCONEX ensures optimal integration of heat from the heat network into your greenhouse infrastructure.

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Discover our approach in practice

Discover how HORCONEX supports horticultural businesses with innovative, tailor-made greenhouse construction projects. From vegetables and fruit to flowers and plants, our greenhouses and complete business facilities are designed to get the most out of every crop and location.

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