Renewable and Waste Heat Recovery for Competitive District Heating and Cooling Networks

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Task 4.3 - The deliverable will report on the publishable results relative to the Energy Centre to be installed in Mölndal and Helsingborg.. In addition to simplified schemes, a description of the installation will be made available, explaining the principles guiding the design.

Business models at REWARDHeat demonstrators

Draft M24 Task 34 The deliverable will report on the analysis of innovative business models based on the concept of heat sold as a service The analysis will account for specificities encountered in the 8 demonstration countries

Lessons learned on advanced controls in DHC networks

Task 5.4 – The deliverable will disclose the main results and lessons learned through the implementation and operation of the advanced control strategies in the different DHC networks interested.

Long term storages operation and performance

Task 4.5 - The report will gather installation experience, simulated energy performance and field operation information. Interaction with WP6 will be established to the purpose.

DHC investments for institutional investors

(Draft M18, M36, M42). Task 3.5 – The report will elaborate on an integrated financial and sustainability management of the DHC networks construction. The information will be presented in a structured way, suitable to address private and public institutional investors.

Configuration and sizing of Package Substations

Task 4.1 – The report will describe 3 to 4 packaged and modular packaged substations in terms of storage, heat pump, heat exchanger, pipes, valves and pumps. Investment and operation costs will be highlighted as an additional result of this study.

Advanced controls in DHC networks

Task 5.3 and 5.4 – The deliverable will report on fault detection and model predictive expert controls solutions adapted to DHC networks with multiple energy sinks and sources.

REWARDHeat PESTLE Analysis

Task 3.1 – Public deliverable reporting on the factors impacting effective replication of WH and RES usage in DHC networks. The PESTLE framework will be applied providing Politic, Economic, Social, Technical, Legal and Environmental indicators.

Customers’ perspective on REWARDHeat solutions

Task 3.2 – The deliverable will highlight the results of the living labs organised to understand final consumers’ propension to accept a green DHC network as heating system.

REWARDHeat Position Paper

Task 7.5 – EHP and EHPA will distillate what are high-level key messages that should be conveyed to manufacturers, utility companies and decision makers.

REWARDHeat predesign tool validation report

Task 2.4 - Report on the main functions, architecture and exemplary results obtained with the predesign tool.

Environmental and economic impact scenarios

(Draft M18). Task 7.4 – The public report will highlight what are the impacts introduced by integrating the REWARDHeat technologies in the single demonstration networks, and what are the impacts at local level, generated by an incremental introduction of low- and neutral-temperature DHC networks.

Report on installation activities

(Draft M42) Task 6.3 – The deliverable reports in a comprehensive and didactic way the construction activities at the demonstration DHC networks. The report will be starting point for dissemination activities.

Utilities needs and best practice examples

Task 2.3 – The deliverable will report on the results of the interviews to know stakeholders’ specific needs in terms of renovation or construction of the networks. The main lessons learned will be structured and made public available.

Lessons learned from demonstration phase

(Draft M48) Task 6.3, 6.4 – The deliverable will disclose the main results and lessons learned through the design, implementation and operation of the demonstrator networks.

Cybersecurity guidelines

Task 5.1 – The report will relate on the guiding principles and main results obtained by developing the cyber security framework for ENISYST hardware and software infrastructure.

Monitored data at the demonstrator networks

(Draft M48) Task 6.4 – The deliverable will report on the monitored data analysed and compared to baseline (D6.2), for each demonstrator networks.

REWARDHeat PLANNING guidelines

Task 21 The database information will be used to filter simple but reliable design rules and recommendations reported in a guideline

REWARDHeat PLANNING schemes database

Draft M18 Task 21 A structured database will include public available literature in terms of best practice examples for low and neutraltemperature DHC networks and act as a reference for network plannersmanagers energy consultants and investors

REWARDHeat predesign tool

Task 24 an Open Source GIS Based tool will be developed allowing to predesign a new network or a network retrofit starting from the information structured in the planning database Task 21 and interacting with the GIS software elaborated in Task 22 Indications from Task 23 will be also accounted for as a driver

House of Energy didactic areas

Task 8.7 – ENSOL will be in charge for the design, installation and management of the didactic areas and related activities

Project Newsletter

(First at M6 and then every 6 months). Task 8.3 – An e-newsletter will be delivered every 6 months to highlight project objectives and results achieved. The newsletter will be advertised through project partners’ dissemination channels, with main reference to EHP and DHC+.

REWARDHeat Serious Game

(Draft M12, 24, 36). Task 8.6 – The public deliverable will initially report on the structure and utilisation of the serious game. As far as results will be obtained by applying the game to workshops participants, the results of the interaction will be included in the study report.

2 promotional videos

Task 83 2 promotional videos will be recorded along the project one describing the objectives and expected impacts of the project and the other reporting on the main technological results obtained

Educational Kit

Task 8.4 – An educational made of commented slides for university courses will be made available, reporting on technologies and project results. The kit will be complemented with guidelines and lessons learned reports produced in WP2 to WP6.

Promotional material

Task 8.3 – The deliverable is represented by project roll-up and factsheets to be used at conferences and workshops.

Project Website

(Draft M6). Task 8.2 – The website will be used as a communication and dissemination channel for the project’s results, and asthe main interface towards the target groups.

Publications

Adaptive thermal load prediction in residential buildings using artificial neural networks

Auteurs: Mohammad Hossein Fouladfar; Anton Soppelsa; Himanshu Nagpal; Roberto Fedrizzi; Giuseppe Franchini
Publié dans: Journal of Building Engineering, Numéro Volume 77, 15 October 2023, 107464, 2023, ISSN 2352-7102
Éditeur: Elsevier
DOI: 10.1016/j.jobe.2023.107464

Technical and Economic Assessment of Supermarket and Power Substation Waste Heat Integration into Existing District Heating Systems

Auteurs: """Hrvoje Dorotić Kristijan Čuljak Josip Miškić Tomislav Pukšec Neven Duić"""
Publié dans: Energies, 2022, ISSN 1996-1073
Éditeur: Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI)
DOI: 10.3390/en15051666

Optimization of data centre waste heat integration into the low-temperature district heating networks

Auteurs: Josip Miškić; Hrvoje Dorotić; Tomislav Pukšec; Vladimir Soldo; Neven Duić
Publié dans: Optimization and Engineering, Numéro Vol. 25, 2023, Page(s) 63-91, ISSN 1573-2924
Éditeur: University of Zagreb
DOI: 10.1007/s11081-023-09837-5

Fifth-Generation District Heating and Cooling Substations: Demand Response with Artificial Neural Network-Based Model Predictive Control

Auteurs: Simone Buffa, Anton Soppelsa, Mauro Pipiciello, Gregor Henze, Roberto Fedrizzi
Publié dans: Energies, Numéro 13/17, 2020, Page(s) 4339, ISSN 1996-1073
Éditeur: Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI)
DOI: 10.3390/en13174339

Circularity characterizes low-temperature district energy business models

Auteurs: Kristina Lygnerud, Nathalie Fransson
Publié dans: Smart Energy, Numéro 13, 2024, Page(s) 100132, ISSN 2666-9552
Éditeur: Smart Energy
DOI: 10.1016/j.segy.2024.100132

IMPLEMENTACIÓN Y CALIBRACIÓN DE UN MODELO DE ESTIMACIÓN DEL COP BASADO EN RESULTADOS EXPERIMENTALES

Auteurs: Luis Angel Bujedo Nieto, Manuel Andrés Chicote, Juan Jesús Samaniego Muñoz, Alberto Belda González, Ismael Lozano Gabarre
Publié dans: Avances en Ciencias y Técnicas del Frío - 12. Actas del XII Congreso Ibérico y X Congreso Iberoamericano de Ciencias y Técnicas del Frío CYTEF 2024, 2024, ISSN 3045-5057
Éditeur: CYTEF
DOI: 10.21134/hhjbyx94

Role of sustainable heat sources in transition towards fourth generation district heating – A review

Auteurs: """A.M.Jodeiri M.J.Goldsworthy S.Buffa M.Cozzini"""
Publié dans: Science Direct, Numéro Volume 158, 2022, Page(s) 112156, ISSN 1364-0321
Éditeur: Elsevier BV
DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2022.112156

District heating systems modeling: A gamification approach

Auteurs: """Dmitry Romanov Stefan Holler"""
Publié dans: Science Direct, 2021, ISSN 2352-4847
Éditeur: ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.egyr.2021.08.078

Blended finance as a catalyst for accelerating the European heat transition?

Auteurs: Tobias Popovic, Kristina Lygnerud, Ilka Denk, Nathalie Fransson, Burcu Unluturk
Publié dans: Smart Energy, Numéro 14, 2024, Page(s) 100136, ISSN 2666-9552
Éditeur: Smart Energy
DOI: 10.1016/j.segy.2024.100136

Comparing the Effects of Flexibility Options on Conventional and Low-temperature District Heating Networks: Studying the potential of the next generation of district energy systems

Auteurs: Nithyanathan, Mario
Publié dans: 2022
Éditeur: KTH Royal institute of Technology

Cost and benefits of shifting towards low temperature district heating

Auteurs: Edi Kirasić
Publié dans: 2021
Éditeur: UNIZAG FSB

Optimizacija spajanja urbanih toplinskih izvora na postojeće centralizirane toplinske sustave (Master thesis in Croatian)

Auteurs: Kristijan Čuljak
Publié dans: 2021
Éditeur: UNIZAG FSB

Advanced Control and Fault Detection Strategies for District Heating and Cooling Systems—A Review

Auteurs: Simone Buffa, Mohammad Hossein Fouladfar, Giuseppe Franchini, Ismael Lozano Gabarre, Manuel Andrés Chicote
Publié dans: Applied Sciences, Numéro 11/1, 2021, Page(s) 455, ISSN 2076-3417
Éditeur: Applied Sciences -MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/app11010455

Integration of Renewables in DHC for Sustainable Living Workshop

Auteurs: Vázquez, María Victoria Cambronero; Corscadden, Jack; Marijuan, Antonio Garrido; Barbagelata, Giulia; Hamann, Georg; Grosjean, Matthieu; Mendoza, Nora
Publié dans: Proceedings, Vol 65, Numéro Numéro 1, 2021, Page(s) 30, ISSN 2504-3900
Éditeur: MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/proceedings2020065030

How innovative district heating networks reduce the consumption of fossil energy

Auteurs: Roberto Fedrizzi
Publié dans: Open Access Government, Numéro Numéro 29, January 2021, 2021, Page(s) 436-437, ISSN 2516-3817
Éditeur: Open Access Government

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