The objective of the project is to document and demonstrate the economic, functional and aesthetical potential of thin-film PV installations under Northern European conditions.
The project generated important knowledge about practical light measurements, but also an awareness of the need to characterise light and PV cells with varying spectral light distribution. To address
This project aims to develop a cost-effective high temperature electrolysis technology based on SOECs. The technology development started from the technology developed for SOFCs and takes advantage of
The purpose of the project is to provide the continued research and development which is necessary to improve the cell components and to implement them with industrially relevant production methods
Aalborg Universitet (Fredrik Bajers Vej)
ForskEL
2008
2011
The primary objective of this project is to initiate research activities to support the very successful demonstration project “Dansk Mikrokraftvarme” in two es-sential aspects: 1. As the fuel cell
The purpose of the project is to demonstrate the use of high efficient heat pumps and solar power (thermal and photovoltaic) in low energy prefabricated dwelling units. These dwellings shall reach the
Against the background of the SOL-IND project and experience from Japan, one or more solutions for the integration of PV cell units in highly industrialised housing will be selected. The selected
The project has funded Danish participation in the IEA PVPS programme which provides Danish players with the opportunity to establish international networks as well as to obtain the latest
Current instructional material on solar and light energy for electricity production will be mapped to identify the need for supplementary material and to suggest how existing material can be put to
The project continued the activities under the Danish-Canadian project on more cost-efficient second-generation fuel cell systems for the UPS markets and materials handling. In the UPS segment, a 10
Dantherm Power has produced fuel cell systems as emergency power for a large national radio network for emergency preparedness communication. A total of 117 fuel cell systems have been produced on
The project funds Danish participation in two tasks under the IEA's Hydrogen Implementing Agreement, which in addition to the EU member states counts Japan, The USA, Canada and Australia. In Denmark
Optimising the production of SOFC cells and stacks opens up possibilities for testing and demonstrating products in three market segments, distributed electricity production, micro CHP and APU
In this project, tools were developed which offer the possibility of quickly designing layers of fuel cells for various markets and uses. In addition, two reformers were developed which can convert
This project has financed Danish participation in the IEA SHC cooperation on solar cooling. The Danish contribution is a calculation model for the AC-Sun system, which uses new and revolutionary
For this project, The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) has analyzed a number of solar heating systems, examining the energy savings that can be obtained from different systems, houses and energy
Experience from the CHP units in phase 2 will be put to use in the final phase of mCHP to test an additional 100 units at the premises of the two project host teams in Sønderborg and Lolland
During phase 2 of mCHP, 13 beta type CHP units with LT-PEMFC, HT-PEMFC and SOFC-type fuel cells will be tested in Sønderborg and Lolland, respectively. The project industrial team will design and
This project is first phase of a project aiming to determine energy savings in practice for different solar heating systems. Installers and solar collector manufacturers will be invited to install
The project comprises phase 1 of a fact-finding and development programme to ensure relevant offers of PV lessons. The objective is to offer architects, advisers, designers and craftsmen working with