Feda Ecoterm: heating and domestic hot water solutions

Buildings and homes connected to the Feda Ecoterm heat network

Among its most notable projects is the heat network that is fed with the energy generated by the Waste Energy Recovery Plant in Comella, Andorra. This installation transforms non-recyclable waste into thermal energy, which is distributed to buildings and homes, as in the case of our Kronos and Cinco Estrellas real estate developments, for use in heating and hot water. In this way, FEDA Ecoterm is committed to a transition towards renewable energies and a more circular economy, using waste as a source of energy instead of depending on traditional fossil fuels.

The company is also working on the expansion of other heat networks in the country, always with the intention of reducing the carbon footprint and improving energy efficiency. In addition to its efforts in thermal management, FEDA Ecoterm collaborates in raising awareness and education about the importance of clean energy and sustainable development.

In summary, FEDA Ecoterm is a key player in Andorra's energy transition, contributing to a more sustainable future by taking advantage of local and renewable energy sources for heating and hot water.

What are the advantages of using the Feda Ecoterm heat network?

1. Economic Savings: By using the heat network, consumers significantly reduce their expenses in energy and in the installations necessary for heating, as well as in the maintenance of individual or collective boilers.
2. Space Optimization: With the use of this network, buildings can free up up to 90% of the space that would normally be allocated to heating and cooling systems, allowing for a more efficient design.
3. Competitive Energy Source: Users have access to an energy source at competitive prices, which improves the economic viability of their facilities.
4. Lower Initial Investment: The need to acquire, maintain and renew heating equipment is drastically reduced, which represents a considerable financial benefit.
5. Efficient Management: By centralizing energy management, processes are optimized, reducing the need for maintenance personnel and simplifying administrative tasks.

6. Greater Supply Security: The heat network provides a safer energy supply, minimizing risks such as vibrations and annoying noises.
7. Improved Health: By eliminating dependence on individual boilers, associated health risks, such as legionella, are reduced.
8. Increased Space: By having smaller technical rooms, the useful space that can be used increases.
9. Better Aesthetics: Removing chimneys and visible equipment improves the appearance of buildings, giving them a more modern look.
10. Higher Added Value: Properties that use the heat network usually have a higher value due to their sustainable characteristics.
11. Better Energy Label: Buildings that implement this system improve their energy rating compared to those that rely on traditional heating methods.