The project demonstrates how street lighting with integrated sensor control and decentralized communication can lower energy consumption for street lighting, at the same time as maintaining the
The project objective is to accelerate the implementation of new large (> 500 kW) high-temperature heat pumps by means of fullscale demonstration. The new heat pump solutions can produce heat at 95
The aim of this project is to demonstrate and improve on a light emitting diode (LED) luminaire for integration into professional nursery gardens. This project is a continuation of a EUDP project
The objective of the project is to reduce the energy consumption on supermarket refrigeration systems by means of improved control strategies including continuous energy monitoring and tools for
Energy retrofit of existing buildings fulfils a very important ambition in the energy policy. However, if not done properly, energy retrofit may incur a risk that the desired energy target will not be
The goal of the project is to contribute to the developing and implementation of the future industrial heatpumps. New high temperature solutions have given new opportunities’ to exploit heat waste
The project develops new innovative ventilation technical system solutions for the very large high-rise building stock. The professional perspective is primarily a breach of common thinking in a
The partners want to develop and demonstrate a fuel cell system for the production of electricity and heat based entirely on Danish MEA (Membrane Electrode Assembly) and stack technology. The outcome
The objective is to mature solid oxide fuel cell systems to a level where they are meeting critical user requirements for efficiency, lifetime and costs. For residential micro combined heat and power
The aim of the Energy Frames project is to develop a reasonably priced, industrial standard system of attractive, energy efficient and energy positive façade screening elements for use in combination
The project will help to position Denmark among the worlds leading countries in development of very low energy buildings. At the same time it will be possible to gain important knowledge on very low
IEA enables experts from differnet countries to work collectively and share results, which are usually published. This task dels with efficient industrial energy use and enables Danish companies to
Map the possible working relations between USA and DK in the hydrogen and fuel cell market. (Energy 11). For reference, a web-based information portal for Danish stakeholders that summarizes all this
The purpose is to develop residential micro combined heat and power (muCHP) systems based on solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology iinto a reliable, efficient, robust, quality product that can enter
The purpose of the project is to select and validate technology concepts for the establisment of a Danish production of green synthetic fuels primarily for fuel cells
The D-CODE project aims at developing an innovative diagnostic procedure to detect Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cell stack faults and support stack degradation level analysis. The on-line
This project is about optimization of a prototype developed and build during a earlier EUDP demonstration project called 2nd Generation alkaline electrolysis. The project aims on further development
The project objective is to mature the HT-PEM fuel cells (RMFC technology), which use reformed methanol. The project shall, among other things, reduce emissions and prove the efficiency of the system
The goal within 5 years is to implement the developing technology in street lights equivalent to 15% of the market potential created by EU Regulation 245/2009. The regulation concerns replacement of