Development of an energy efficient heat pump unit using the natural refrigerant CO2, in the capacity range from 20 to 200 kW, where heat pump solutions with non-toxic and non-flammable natural
The project aims to demonstrate and document the ability to reduce steel consumption by 50%, concrete consumption by 30%, translating into a 33.5% reduction of CO2 emissions in reinforced concrete
The APRS will decrease time invested in manual material lay-up in the large moulds and improve blade quality. This results in expected decrease in man hours for lay-up and repairs by 120-140 man hours
Through the development of a digital toolset, this project aims at enabling electrical grid operators to improve grid performance with the help of prescriptive maintenance and predictive asset
The objective of the project is to further develop and implement the newly developed compressor (SPEEDUP project) in a closed loop one-stage high temperature heat pump system operating with water
The aim is to design a conceptual design of floating offshore substation which can withstand the dynamic loads from the wave movement. The scope of the work will be split into the design phase of the
Renewable and excess heat sources are representing nearly a third of the energy supply used in district heating and coohng. Excess heat has the potential to grow further and become an important part