The aim is to make information about Danish energy research and its results available to users in Denmark and abroad and, through international co-operation, to make international research and its
The aim of the project is to elaborate and disseminate knowledge about the development of the heat supply of residential areas in the future in terms of the changed conditions.
The study contaiins a review of the current sorption gas fired heat pumps for residential space heating and also the visible development trends. A prototypw heat pump has been laboratory tested.
The overall objective of the project was to ensure the development of an aeroelastic design complex, which can create the basis for the next generation of wind turbines and make new design trends
The project evaluated the benefit of compressed air energy storage (CAES) in a Danish system, where wind power accounts for 20% of consumption and CHP for 50%. The project starting point was energy
The object of this project was to determine the relationship between emissions from gas engines, start/stop procedures and market terms. The project showed that emission factors for natural gas
The project demonstrated and documented the RECCAT system in full scale on the 1.5 MW Rolls Royce engine of Rask Mølle heating plant. Too small reactor size entailed reduced ability to maintain the
Under the IEA-ETDE (Energy Technology Data Exchange) agreement a common database is produced containing descriptions of journal articles, reports, books, conference papers etc. published in the member
KORA, Det Nationale Institut for Kommuners og Regioners Analyse og Forskning
EFP
2004
2010
The aim of the project is the quantitative evaluation of the effect of Danish Energy Labelling Scheme in 1998-2001 and Building regulations BR77, BR82, BR-S85 and BR98 on natural gas consumption. The
Measures are already being taken to reduce further risk of bottle-necking by changing the conditions under which the decentralized power stations operate and amending the law that forbids the use of
The project co-funded Danish participation in an EU subsidised Coordination Action. Micro-CheaP looked into the possibilities of using solar energy, biogas and biomass in CHP plants of less than 100