SmartCopenhagen will demonstrate energy storage using hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in interaction with electricity, heat and gas supply in MW scale with key technology providers and utilities.
The objective of the project (SIMBA) is to accelerate volume production of small environmentally friendly and energy efficient stationary fuel cell (FC) systems. With the help of reformers the SIMBA
The HighPEM project is to develop and test a high pressurized PEM electrolyser at a Hydrogen Refuelling Station in Denmark. Based on the results a R&D & commercialization Roadmap is to be formulated
The H2Cost project is to reduce cost of alkaline electrolyze technology and hydrogen refueling stations. New components are to be developed that are optimized with respect to cost and significantly
The purpose of this project is to analyze and to identify the need for more technological development of hydrogen technologies for these to be integrated in the future Danish Energy system. These
The project purpose is to define and demonstrate the extent to which the Danish gas distribution system can be used as infrastructure and energy storage for an energy system – fully or partly – based
Induction heating for stream reforming of methane has the potential of opening a new path for cheap hydrogen production. This project will make proof of concept to enable further commercial
Surplus of RE-power can through electrolysis be converted into hydrogen, which can be stored in the gas infrastructure. M/R stations will be tested via on-site generated hydrogen for suitability for
Develop and establish a live, full-scale energy laboratory in the new Nordhavn area in Copenhagen, for development, testing and demonstration of smart city energy solutions, including smart energy
The project will create an “added value” from “intelligent low cost BIPV solutions” linked to integrated systems for “Performance Documentation” and a ”Smart Grid operation. Results can directly be
The project KDFuelCell is about a Korean-Danish collaboration on the development of PEM full cells. This is a very active area of research in both countries. Focus is on the central components, such
The proposed solution of the project will facilitate planning and operational analyses. Robust stability and power quality by the proper control of the power electronics interfaces and the integration
CITIES aims at developing methodologies and ICT solutions for the analysis, operation, planning and development of fully integrated urban energy systems. A holistic research approach will be developed
The transition to RE demands for new energy management systems (EMS). It is investigated how modularity-based control can be used in EMS to meet the fluctuating production of renewables using flexible
Hans Aage Hjuler (applicant) has been elected to IEA´s working group on “Advanced fuel cells: Annex 22: Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells”. Futher, Hans Aage Hjuler has been elected to the Scientific
The project will optimize MW electrolysis technology by developing a highly efficient power supply. The power supply will provide ancillary services in terms of power and frequency regulation for grid
The aim of the project is to exchange information on international development in the field stationary fuel cell systems for distributed generation of electricity. The insight gained is shared with
The project aims to demonstrate energy efficient production of pressurized hydrogen using pressurized solid oxide electrolyser cells. The project also examines the techno-economic potential of the
Denmark has the 1. of January 2013 joined the IEA Heat Pump Programme (HPP). DEA has designated Technological Institute to be representative of HPP's Executive Committee's work.