The project will develop a new combined heating/cooling system that efficiently and continuously produces hot and/or cold water with up to 30 % larger efficiency that conventional heat pump and
The objective of a new IEA e-ships Task, is to strengthen focus on this climate friendly technology with global perspectives and to ensure that Danish knowledge is in the absolute forefront.
The purpose of this project is to develop and demonstrate a competitive façade system with solar
cells integrated, which can be applied both for new buildings as outer surface and as outer surface
of
The NeGeV project’s objective is to develop the next generation of HVAC, offering a technological quantum
leap in HVAC solutions, demonstrating:
- an innovative, cost-effective and scalable solution
The aim is to make monitoring in-use buildings to obtain reliable quality checks of their performance and be able to extract important information from in-use sensor data, which can in turn be used
Demonstration of a new prototype of thermostats from Danfoss special designed to accommodate a low return temperature from the radiators without comprising the thermal comfort in buildings and create
The project aims to develop, test and demonstrate a box to control air/water and air/air heat pumps to be fitted to an existing residential gas installation to provide additional flexibility in
The project is focused on the Danish participation in the international exchange in the International Energy Agency Programme on industrial energy technology and systems. This will allow Danish
The project is related to Danish representation in the executive committee for IEA Technology
Collaboration Program “Energy in Buildings and Communities (EBC)”.
The aim of this project is to demonstrate that electricity can be produced from salty geothermal water at very low cost. To this purpose, we will build a full scale demonstration system and test it at
The primary aim of this project and of course of the Annex is to increase the acceptance of heat pumps (as air-to-water, water-to-air, air-to-air and brine-to-water units1) for comfort purpose with
The purpose of the project was to demonstrate that by using new technologies, materials and operation parameters, the heat losses, the heat flow rate and the total costs of district heating can be
The energy saving potential by energy renovating the existing building stock in Denmark is very large but the implementation of energy savings is only carried out to a small extend. In order to
This project has developed and tested a new concept for heat exchanger efficiency monitoring that on-line calculates and visualises the energy costs resulting from fouling. This makes it possible to
The project is an international IEA – cooperation project, which will contribute to the goal of making Denmark one of the leading countries regarding development of buildings with a very low use of