Deliverables
This deliverable elaborates the methodology and criteria used for assessing existing inter-park services and cooperation with respect to their qualification as “best practice” examples.
This report will collect the findings on the potential for energy efficiency services, joint energy purchases and renewable energy production in each of the participating parks. It will include an estimate of the overall energy efficiency potential to be achieved at the end of the project, the potential in terms of renewable energy generated (and self-consumed, if feasible) and the expected economic savings.
The comments and conclusions of the first application of the IAT through the Lighthouse Parks are collected structured and used for the decisions how to improve the IAT based on the experiences and judgement of the managements of the participating parks
This deliverable describes the methodological framework for assessing the performance of the tested solutions and instruments in the Lighthouse Parks in a way that the results can be generalized (upon some restrictions due to confidentiality requirements) to a broader community of industrial parks interested in replicating the proposed solution.
The data collection guidebook details the variables and related ancillary information that has to be collected during the subsequent tests in WP5 to achieve a comprehensive and comparable data set for each of the Lighthouse Parks.
Based on the outcomes of the Feasibility studies see Del 53 a deliverable will be prepared in which the publishable nonconfidential findings of Del53 are summarized for dissemination purposes
The energy cooperation plan will show viable mediumterm options for investments in energy efficiency measures renewable onsite energy production and other joint energy services The energy cooperation plan will be elaborated by the park managers with support from the scientific partners TECNALIA will be responsible for designing a common template and the final editing of the English translation of these plans
This deliverable describes the process for selection and processing the information collected during the subsequent tests in WP5 For each park the different variables andor aggregated findings are listed for which publication is considered as important and uncritical The process how this information is shared and with whom is described
Document which brings together all policy relevant SPARCS activities and which will be provided as a standalone publishable deliverable
A report about the developed instruments at a generic level is given to serve other stakeholders (regional industrial communities, policy level, consortium-external parks, etc) as a reference for overcoming technical as well as non-technical barriers. The deliverable contains the non-confidential results of Tasks 2.1, and thereby provides guidance to a broader audience how to address respective barriers.
The project internal discussions and analyses necessary to identify barriers towards energy cooperation mechanism will be delivered in form of a working paper fit for publication.
The ebook will serve as a guide on how to use the SPARCS IAT and will provide users with examples The postproject report will detail how the SPARCS partners will ensure the postproject availability and usability of the SPARCS IAT
The publishable lessons learned from the development of draft agreements in Task 2.3 are summarized in this deliverable to support other parks and related companies on their path to a sustainable cooperation providing mutual benefits.
This report will highlight the barriers encountered will provide assessments of how these barriers can be overcome in the specific framework of Portugal and will summarize the report in a policy brief to be used for dissemination in Portugal
The presentation will show in an attractive way the most promising opportunities for cooperation in each industrial park, the expectations related to the project and the companies that have agreed to collaborate with S-PARCS. TECNALIA will compile the materials elaborated by the park managers, edit and publish the presentation on the project web page.
The English version of the website will be online by M6 of the project.
This deliverable lists legal regulatory and standardization issues and mitigation measures associated with the implementation of solutions instruments business models and contractual agreements for joint energy services and energy cooperation in all SPARCS participating countries industrial parks
The training toolkit will contain the modules to be used for training the park managers and highlevel executives of the companies located in the park in all capacity building aspects of SPARCS AFV will deliver the contents while EQY will implement the design of the toolkit
The draft dissemination plan will detail the strategy for disseminating the findings of the project, the different dissemination channels and the target audiences.
This deliverable is the IAT as described in Task 32 Its final version is used with the Follower Community first and then finally published online freeofcharge to boost the replicability of the SPARCS solutions and related instruments
The S-PARCS solutions inventory will be presented in a report accompanying an easy to use Excel file which will allow the filtering of solutions according to their attributes.
Publications
Author(s): M.D.Mainar-Toledo, M.A.Castan, G.Millán, V.Rodin, A.Kollmann, F.Peccianti, E.Annunziata, F.Rizzi, M.Frey, F. Iannone, M.Zaldua, H.Kuittinen
Published in: Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Issue Vol 153, 2022, Page(s) 111737, ISSN 1364-0321
DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2021.111737
Author(s): Juan Pedrero, Patxi Hernández, Álvaro Martínez
Published in: Energies, Issue 14/3, 2021, Page(s) 728, ISSN 1996-1073
DOI: 10.3390/en14030728
Author(s): Valerie Rodin, Simon Moser
Published in: Energy Research & Social Science, Issue 74, 2021, Page(s) 101964, ISSN 2214-6296
DOI: 10.1016/j.erss.2021.101964
Author(s): Matthias Linhart, Valerie Rodin, Simon Moser, Andrea Kollmann
Published in: Energies, Issue 14/3, 2021, Page(s) 738, ISSN 1996-1073
DOI: 10.3390/en14030738
Author(s): Eleonora Annunziata, Francesco Rizzi, Tiberio Daddi, Marco Frey
Published in: ECONOMICS AND POLICY OF ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT, Issue 2, 2020, Page(s) 133-148, ISSN 2280-7659
DOI: 10.3280/efe2019-002006