The project is testing a new type of IoT sensor technology. Today, the individual IoT sensor must be connected to power or contain batteries. New technology based on induction, makes it possible to
Investigation of the potential for optimized and reduced energy consumption via improved installation, monitoring and continuous adjustment of heat pumps in Danish homes, using IoT enabled machine
Plastic production is an energy intensive process with a high heating and cooling demand. The project will convert direct electricity use to an integrated solution, where the supplied energy is
In the project, a self-learning predictive control is developed and demonstrated that can de-liver the best possible indoor climate at minimal energy consumption. This is achieved with a digital twin
An intelligent adaptive control is being developed for heat pump-driven decentralized ventilation systems. This type of system is gaining ground on the basis of a sustainability criterion, as the
Disinfection with ultraviolet (UV) radiation is an effective but energy consuming way to control the corona pandemic. New UV-LED technology enables new applications of UV-light with potential energy
International lighting standards set important conditions when it comes to saving energy on
lighting. The project will incorporate greater attention to energy savings combined with lighting
quality in
The aim is to develop an electrified fast process for continuous heat treatment of solid foods using ohmic heating. The process is very energy efficient as the energy loss is only around 5%. In
The project shall uncover and realize potentials for energy savings on ventilation systems in public buildings using artificial intelligence on data concerning energy usage, indoor environment
In industry, despite previous efforts, there is still a large realizable potential for energy savings. With the project's developed IT software package, energy audit consultants and energy man-agers
This project focuses on synchronous re-luctance motors, and the frequency converters based on the WBG technology which both will increase the efficiency of the motor systems. The technologies are
Via light measurements, indoor environment PV cell effect measurements, development of control electronics in actuaries and PV cells and, based on a preliminary market analysis, the preliminary
Through measurements and simulations, the project analysed the potential energy savings achievable by allowing the room temperature of a building to fluctuate by plus/minus 2.5 degrees C over the
The project prepared training programmes for home economics students, social education students and students at Nutrition & Health at Ankerhus, where health, CO2 and the environment are linked
Interviews with 22 families participating in the electricity company NOE’s part of the big FEEDBACK project (338-020), showed that a weekly text or e-mail message, stating the actual energy
This project has developed a numerical method to calculate latent heat storage in constructions containing phase fluctuating materials. The calculation method has been implemented in the BSim program
A mobile LED laboratory is to contribute to communicating and demonstrating the results of project 339-040 involving quality assessment of LED fixtures. The lab will be used to instruct designers
The project installed the newly developed sun screening system on a facade at Coloplast's premises in Humlebæk, north of Copenhagen, and the results were regularly compared with the existing facade