
REGION Module
Model and optimise complex energy systems across multiple locations.
The REGION module includes facilities to define multiple sites within a region in which demands and production units are geographically separated.
From municipal energy systems to large-scale district heating grids
Geographically Aware Energy Planning
The REGION module enables modeling of energy systems where demands and production units are distributed across several distinct sites.
Visualise and Assign by Location
Assign each demand or production unit to a specific site. The graphical interface allows quick identification of what's located where — streamlining setup and planning.
Control Inter-Site Energy Transfers
Model limited capacities for transferring heat, process heat, or cooling between sites. This makes the REGION module ideal for simulating real-world infrastructure constraints and regional energy cooperation.
Hydraulic Calculations for District Heating
Go beyond static assumptions. energyPRO 5.0 introduces hydraulic calculations, enabling you to:
- Simulate pipe capacity limits based on insulation, diameter, and roughness
- Calculate flows for each timestep
- Include pump energy in economic assessments
This feature is essential for realistic modeling of regional district heating networks.
Plan smarter across regions
REGION gives you the tools to model regional systems with real-world complexity.
Required modules
To use the REGION module effectively, you need the following modules:
energyPRO Modules
DESIGN
Optimise yearly energy conversions for heat, cooling, and electricity, typically using hourly data.
For any energy system
Discover how energyPRO empowers energy professionals to model, optimise, and plan projects of any size and type—from district energy heating and cooling to Power-to-X, decarbonisation, and beyond.
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