This year's recipient of the District Heating Award will be Anders Dyrelund, market manager at Rambøll. On Thursday evening at the Danish District Heating Association's national meeting, he won the vote for this year's district heating award, when 1,000 participants at the evening event cast their votes.
Anders Dyrelund was nominated for the District Heating Award 2022 for his lifelong dedication to promoting district heating at home and abroad, writes Danish District Heating in a press release.
- It is extremely overwhelming just to be nominated. And in that company. Denmark's leadership in the green transition is Danish district heating. Due to the democratic ownership and being the largest purchasing association, said Anders Dyrelund in the acceptance speech.
Dyrelund's importance for district heating in Denmark has been great. Among other things, he helped prepare the first heating plans 40 years ago. And then he saw the potential of district heating to ensure green, efficient and robust heating for the cities. Anders Dyrelund has since worked hard to spread awareness of the possibilities of district heating.
- It is well deserved and a recognition of the many years of work that Anders Dyrelund has put into the interest of district heating. In this way, he is an exponent of all the enthusiasts around Denmark who are working purposefully for the green transition, says Jesper Frost Rasmussen, chairman of Dansk Fjernvarme.
In addition to Anders Dyrelund, Vestforbrænding and the collaboration between Gelsted Fjernvarme and Carl Hansen & Søn were nominated for the award.
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