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Membership of the International Energy Agency (IEA) obligates Austria to report on an annual basis all publicly financed energy research and development projects. This survey fulfils not only international requirements but also shows the importance of energy research in Austria and helps to set and test policy goals as well as to recognize respective trends at an early stage. Schriftenreihe 38/2013
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This study presents, the market development of the technologies photovoltaics, solar thermal systems and heat pumps and the effects on political economy for the year 2007. Englisch

The market development of the examined technologies was restrained or marked by decreasing figures in 2014. An exception was the area of wind power. The use of solid biogenous fuels was reduced in 2014 due to an exceptionally mild heating period. The sum of the heating degrees for 2014 war 21 % less than the longtime average. Englisch

This publication presents results of projects within the subject area "Smart Grids" in Austrian R&D Programmes 2003-2010. The participating research institutes and companies have achieved many remarkable and internationally acknowledged results.

Elements for the discussion for Technology Platforms, R&D Programs and decision makers in R&D Policy

The potential of solar thermal in a sustainable future energy system is huge, both from an energy policy and a social point of view. Within the scope of this roadmap the current technology and market will be analysed. On this base more than 100 focused action recommendations are shown and their possible effect is described in three different development scenarios. Englisch

In 2014, Austria's public expenditures for energy-related research and development amounted to 143,1 Mio. Euro, increasing the expenditures of 2013 by 14.9%. The research areas of energy efficiency, smart grids and storage and renewables define the priorities of the publicly financed energy research within Austria. Englisch

Membership of the International Energy Agency (IEA) obligates Austria to report on an annual basis all publicly financed energy research and development projects. This survey fulfils not only international requirements but also shows the importance of energy research in Austria and helps to set and test policy goals as well as to recognize respective trends at an early stage. Englisch

Research of the technological and the systemic perspectives regarding the storage of electricity in the form of gaseous energy carriers as a possibility for long-term energy storage. Schriftenreihe 50/2014
R. Tichler, J. Lindorfer, C. Friedl, G. Reiter, H. Steinmüller
Herausgeber: BMVIT
Deutsch, 105 Seiten