Thermal energy storage solUtions to optimally Manage BuildingS and Unlock their grid balancing and flexibility Potential
热能存储解决方案可优化管理建筑物并释放其电网平衡和灵活性潜力
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- 批准号:10064507
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- 金额:$ 69.89万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
THUMBS UP aimsto develop and demonstrate thermal energy storage (TES) at daily (based on environmental friendly PCM) and weekly level (based on TCM sorption technology) solutions to be easily integrated in EU buildings (both connected and not-connected to DHN) to increase their energy efficiency as well as to exploit Power-to-Heat (PtH) approaches also to make EU Buildings as grid flexibility actors. THUMBS UP wants to overcome all the limits of state-of-the-art building-integrated PCM and TCM TES technologies, increasing TES energy density and reducing CAPEX. THUMBS UP innovates at different levels, from modelling to materials and enhance heat exchanger solutions, targeting demonstration at TRL 7. High-performance TES solutions part of an EU sustainable economy is a factor at the core of THUMBS UP. The project develops truly i) bio-based PCMs from raw materials currently wasted in the EU food industry, turning them into valuable TES materials and ii) TCMs relying exclusively on non-hazardous materials and on water as working fluid. THUMBS UP TES will be demonstrated in 3 demosites (a single-family building in Spain and 2 multi-family buildings in Sweden/ Spain) in different EU climates and energy market contexts also to assess THUMBS UP replication potential in two replication sites (ITA, NL). Via its demonstration and replication campaign, THUMBS UP promotes TES role as key enabling technology to optimize thermal comfort and energy efficiency in buildings as well as to promote PtH as facilitator of RES grid integration in a sector coupling approach, to be studied via innovative modelling tools. THUMBS UP gives specific attention to how to fully integrate TES solutions into buildings and widersmart energy networks by combining the technology advancements with TES-tailored digital innovations. THUMBS UP widens the capability to control, monitor and forecasts how to operate building-integrated TES systems to provide services toward both the H&C and power sector.
竖起拇指的目标是每天(基于环境友好的PCM)和每周(基于TCM吸附技术)的水平(基于环境友好的PCM)开发和演示储能(TES),可以轻松地集成到欧盟建筑物中(连接和与DHN连接),以提高能源效率,以提高其能量效率,并利用电力对高速公路(PTH)的功能(pth),也将其换成了fore grow sefifity grove grove grove grid grid grid grid grid grid。竖起大拇指希望克服最先进的建筑物集成PCM和TCM TES技术的所有限制,从而提高TES能量密度和减少CAPEX。从建模到材料,并增强热交换器解决方案,拇指以不同级别的创新,以TRL 7为目标。高性能TES解决方案的一部分是欧盟可持续经济的一部分,这是拇指的核心。该项目真正地开发了I)目前浪费在欧盟食品行业的原材料的基于生物的PCM,将它们变成了宝贵的TES材料,ii)TCMS仅依赖于非危害材料并将其作为工作流体。在不同的欧盟气候和能源市场环境中,将在3个表演材料(西班牙的一栋单户建筑和2座多户住宅)中展示大拇指TES,以评估两个复制地点的复制潜力(ITA,NL)。通过其演示和复制活动,大拇指促进了TES的角色,从而使技术能够优化建筑物的热舒适度和能源效率,并在扇区耦合方法中促进PTH作为Res Grid集成的促进者,可以通过创新的建模工具来研究。竖起大拇指,通过将技术进步与TES泰式数字创新相结合,特别关注如何将TES解决方案完全集成到建筑物和WideSmart Energy网络中。大拇指扩大了控制,监控和预测如何操作建筑物集成的TES系统的能力,以提供H&C和电力部门的服务。
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