Project description
A commercial case for thermal battery technology
Building on an innovative thermal battery technology, the EIC-funded THERMOCASE project aims to establish a business case for this technology, focusing on its application in high-temperature industrial heat processes. The goal is to demonstrate the commercial potential of the technology through engagement with potential users, comprehensive cost assessments, and a thorough exploration of market dynamics. THERMOCASE adopts a customer-centric approach to ensure the technology aligns with market requirements, preferences, and behaviours. The project also assesses scalability and replicability. The anticipated impact is substantial, including decarbonisation, enhanced energy efficiency, and the development of a sustainable market for high-temperature heat solutions. Overall, THERMOCASE bridges innovative technology with practical market implementation.
Objective
The THERMOCASE project is dedicated to crafting a robust business case for the thermal battery technology developed within the EU-funded THERMOBAT project, with a primary focus on applications in high-temperature industrial heat. Its fundamental objective lies in validating the commercial potential of this technology through meticulous engagement with prospective end-users, comprehensive cost assessments, and an in-depth exploration of market dynamics. Employing a customer-centric approach, THERMOCASE ensures that the technology seamlessly aligns with market requirements, preferences, and behaviors. Furthermore, the project aims to assess scalability and replicability, potentially catalyzing a transformation in the industrial energy landscape. The expected impact is substantial, encompassing decarbonization, greater energy efficiency, and the emergence of a sustainable market for high-temperature heat solutions. In essence, THERMOCASE serves as a bridge between groundbreaking innovation and practical market implementation, offering not only cleaner and more cost-effective industrial heating but also significant progress towards advancing Europe's environmental and sustainability objectives.
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Programme(s)
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HORIZON.3.1 - The European Innovation Council (EIC)
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Funding Scheme
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HORIZON-CSA - HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions
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Call for proposal
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-EIC-2023-BOOSTER-IBA-01
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28290 Las Rozas de Madrid
Spain
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