Solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOECs) are a promising technology for energy storage or synthetic fuel production. The technology has a great potential as a grid modulator in the future Danish
The proposed project deals with the finalization of a computational model to simulate heat and mass transfer processes inside PEMFC that has been developed over the past years at the Aalborg
This project focuses on the integration of photovoltaics (PVs) with thermoelectric generators (TEGs) and microchannel heat exchangers (µHX) in two parallel phases: low-thickness solar power systems
MeGA-stoRE is a Power-to-Gas concept for producing methane from CO2. By operating on electricity, the system enables storage of considerable amounts of RE-resources from the electricity grid as
Electrochaea is developing an efficient and robust biological process to store low-cost electricity as renewable gas in the existing natural gas infrastructure. The P2G-BioCat project will allow us to
CHPCOM (Combined Heat and Power Communication) is a project that through practical experience will analyse, develop and demonstrate the use of international Smart Grid related data communication
The project’s primary focus is to develop and maintain a system that controls the heat production and electricity consumption of heat pumps, in order to improve local energy efficiency and to optimize
Smart charging services for electric vehicles can help reduce the cost for both owner and power system. They are, however, unlikely to be adopted by OEMs and market players if left unresolved. While
The “Smart Grid Open” project will secure the realization of guidelines, methods and testing protocols enabling conformance testing of communication interfaces for Smart Grid Ready products. Reference
Proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells will play a significant role in the energy systems of the future. The technology is in the process of being introduced into a number of early markets. The
An improved understanding of the main degradation issues of the PEM FC has been obtained. Single cells have been operated in excess of 10,000 hours, but with unacceptable high degradation rates. The
This project supports an improved practice on public participation in infrastructure planning. The project has point of departure in Energinet.dk's planning and uses Danish experiences to develop and
SOLBY2006 Solar energy in the energy frame – phase 2. The purpose of phase 2 was to implement a number of development and demonstration projects of solar thermal and photovoltaics for low energy
During the project, investigations and development has been performed, focusing on an evaluation of the overall feasibility of gasification of solid biomass in general.
In the present project was investigated how and to which extent the effluent from the biogas process has to be purified in order to recirculate this stream as process water in the MaxiFuels process
The aim of the work is to participate in the IEA Hydrogen Implementing Agreement (HIA), in order to stimulate and co-ordinate hydrogen activities in Denmark.
The project included the development of a Battery Management System (BMS) to control the discharging and charging of each cell in a 20 cell 72 V Lithium-ion battery.