The project is launched and the energy systems and material flows of selected urban areas are analysed. At this stage:

• demolition and side streams are mapped (e.g. concrete-based materials, biochar)  
• heat consumption and peak loads are examined  
• key stakeholders are identified.

Based on the inventories:

• materials and solutions suitable for short- and long-term storage are defined  
• different alternatives are modelled and compared  
• impacts on emissions, peak loads and costs are assessed.

• new energy partnerships and service models are built and tested  
• workshops are organized with stakeholders  
• recommendations, tools and example concepts are published through the KIEHU and ReHeat project channels.

The results and materials will be published on the project website and on LinkedIn.