Deliverables
This deliverable is related to Task 1.1. Data Management Plan will set the basis for the Dissemination and exploitation but also the procedures for the sharing of data of the project. This is the first version to be revised during the course of the project.
This deliverable corresponds to Tasks 9.1., 9.2. 9.3. and 9.4. This deliverable explains how the project will communicate its developments and outcomes, and how the consortium will ensure visibility of the project and dissemination of its results throughout its duration. The main outcomes will be a plan identifying a set of dissemination activities to be implemented and materials to be developed (leaflets, presentations at international conferences and workshops, scientific publications) and a general communication strategy to follow during the project lifetime.
This deliverable corresponds to Tasks 9.1., 9.2., 9.3. and 9.4. It will include the updates of the dissemination and communication plan including the list of performed activities and specific showcases for each demo-site.
This deliverable corresponds to Task 2.1. This document will outline the most promising use cases identified according to the following criteria: attractiveness of the related business model (profitability, investment needs and funding opportunities), replication and market potential (cross-sectorial replication, number and size of EU companies, current sector status), environmental impacts (fossil fuels substitution, CO2 emissions avoided) and technical feasibility.
This deliverable corresponds to Task 2.4. The deliverable D2.3 will include the definition of a set of relevant KPIs for describing the impacts that would derive from the implementation of solar plants at the demonstration sites. It will be realized accordingly to specific references to primary energy consumption, share of solar, GHG emissions and other pollutants, investment and operating costs for the new plants to be installed. A database of the set of relevant KPIs, prepared based on a market analysis, will be defined using available sources as well as a database of costs of the technologies (CAPEX and OPEX) for each main solar technology will be prepared based on a market analysis. A comparison with the EU-28 energy tariffs differentiated per country and energy vector (natural gas, electricity, oil derivate fuels, etc...) will be made to address cost benefit.
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Publications
Author(s): Stefano Barberis, Francesco Peccianti, Luca Castellino, Thomas Bolognesi, Alessandro Bortoletto
Published in: E3S Web of Conferences, 113, 2019, Page(s) 03018, ISSN 2267-1242
Publisher: SUPEHR19
DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/201911303018
Author(s): Thomas Bolognesi
Alessandro Bortoletto
Maurizio Fantino
Stefano Barberis
Francesco Peccianti
Luca Castellino
Published in: Energy for Sustainability International Conference 2019, 55, 2019, ISBN 978-989-54499-0-3
Publisher: Energy for Sustainability International Conference 2019