Suchergebnisse
5th Gen HG - 5th Generation Heating Grid Neutal
In the 5th Gen HG project, an energy supply concept based entirely on renewable electricity and heat is to be developed for the municipality of Neutal in Burgenland and the neighbouring technology site. A newly designed 5th generation heating grid will form the local energy distribution backbone in the municipality. In addition to the technical and economic conceptualisation, the integration of local stakeholder requirements is a key feature of the project.
SAGE - scalable multi-agent architectures for facility management and energy efficiency
The SAGE project is developing scalable multi-agent architectures that enable buildings to recognize operational anomalies autonomously and react dynamically to environmental changes. The integration of multi-agent architectures in combination with Large Language Models (LLMs) and the development of a human-in-the-loop approach will optimize the collaboration between humans and machines. These solutions should significantly reduce the energy consumption of buildings and increase user-friendliness.
Urban Sky - Satellite-based planning and analysis applications for climate-neutral and resilient cities
The project investigates how satellite data can support cities and municipalities (e.g. urban development, spatial energy planning, mobility transition). Based on demand and potential analyses, service concepts will be derived that integrate existing data and tools with satellite applications. The results will be presented in a study and a Space4Cities implementation roadmap.
Diverse DH Pöchlarn - Diversification strategies for a sector-coupled district heating supply in the municipality of Pöchlarn
The project aims to explore the feasibility of maximizing industrial waste heat extraction into the district heating system of the municipality of Pöchlarn so that the defossilization path can be taken further.
AnergieLeichtGemacht - Development of Scalable Implementation Models for Geothermal Anergy Networks to Decarbonize the Building Sector
The project develops standardized technical, organizational, and financial implementation models for anergy networks to enable sustainable heating solutions in cities and municipalities. By identifying suitable settlement typologies, analyzing existing framework conditions, and engaging stakeholders, scalable solutions are created. The goal is to reduce planning and implementation barriers and facilitate investments in local anergy networks.
Abwärme_4_Kapfenberg - 100 % industrielle Abwärmeauskopplung Kapfenberg
The project aims to explore the feasibility of maximizing industrial waste heat extraction into the district heating system of the municipality of Kapfenberg to foster the defossilization path.
Tariffs4all - Participation of the citizens from Bruck in the energy transition for all
The project responds to the challenges of participation in the energy transition in the municipality of Bruck/Mur by exploring the possibilities of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), Peer to Peer Trading (P2P Trading) and virtual metering points for generation plants be developed and implemented as a basis for new tariff/financing models.
HEATbucket - Urban underground thermal energy storages to enable energy transition
In urban areas, the heat supply and cooling of buildings is one of the key challenges in the course of the energy transition. With HEATbucket, a structural engineering solution is to be investigated for the realisation of underground heat storage in built-up areas. In addition to the technical challenges, the focus is on the general feasibility and the impact on the subsoil and groundwater.
IntEGrity - Integration and Diffusion of Energy Communities
IntEGrity aims at fully integrating energy communities in the existing energy landscape in order to push for efficient diffusion and to use the potential of the positive contribution to energy awareness, efficiency and climate neutrality. In order to fully enable integration, the project explores innovative developments on three levels - social level, energy community level and service level.
ModularHeatNet
The aim of the project is to support Ottensheim in phasing out fossil fuels and developing a "climate-neutral" heat supply. As a result, the community will receive a solid decision-making basis based on the technical, economic, organizational, and environmental comparison of the examined heat supply approaches.
ECEE Climate Positivity
The ECEE Climate Positivity project aims to develop a climate-positive, scalable energy concept for commercial buildings. Through the innovative combination of building-integrated photovoltaics, component activation, and intelligent energy management, the project seeks to reduce CO₂ emissions, lower operating costs, and establish new business models for sustainable construction.
FavoriteFlows – Innovative solutions for water and energy cycles in buildings for a climate fit city
Demonstration of detailed planning work and implementation of water cycles (building-integrated constructed wetland wastewater treatment) and energy cycles (wastewater heat exchanger) on a large residential apartment development for climate resilience, resource efficiency and high living standard.
NUCLEUS - Sustainable Urban Clusters for Climate-Neutral, Efficient, and Eco-Friendly Urban Development
The exploratory project NUCLEUS examines how Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) can serve as catalysts for positive urban developments. The climate pioneer district Tagger Areal in Graz serves as a case study. The project aims to identify technical and regulatory challenges and develop future-proof energy concepts to enable the exchange of electricity, heat, and cooling with surrounding industrial enterprises.
Twin2Share - Digital twins for energy optimization in energy communities (ECs)
Digital twins to support energy communities over their life cycle. The project focuses on optimizing energy efficiency and costs, dynamic load management and the integration of users to promote sustainable energy use and the stabilization of the electricity grid.
Co-Housing Gutenberg: Integrated Sector Coupling for Shared Living, Energy, and Mobility
The "CoHoGutenberg" project aims to establish a sustainable co-housing model in the rural community of Gutenberg, Styria, by combining sufficiency principles with state-of-the-art energy technologies.
CITYGovernance: Übergeordnete klimaneutrale Governance für Städte
Ziel der F&E Dienstleistung war, Erkenntnisse über Hemmnisse und Hindernisse der übergeordneten Governance für die Zielerreichung “Klimaneutralität von österreichischen Städten” zu erlangen, zu strukturieren und in einer publizierbaren Studie aufzubereiten. Die Studie konzentriert sich dabei auf die Bereiche Energie, Gebäude und Mobilität und enthält Handlungsempfehlungen zu notwendigen Rahmenbedingungen und Änderungsbedarfen.
Schriftenreihe
34/2024
C. Böckl, H. Grill, S. Formanek, S. Fuchs, U. Unzeitig
Herausgeber: BMK
Deutsch, 140 Seiten
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Leitfaden für nachhaltige Energieversorgungskonzepte für Quartiere
In diesem Leitfaden werden Wärmepumpentechnologien, Solarthermie, Biomasse, Kraft-Wärme-Kopplungen, Fern- sowie Nahwärme und Brennstoffzellen als künftige nachhaltige zentrale bzw. dezentrale Energieversorgungssysteme in Quartieren betrachtet und hinsichtlich ihrer Eignung bewertet.
G. Weber, M. Banozic, B. Fina, D. Horak, G. Zucker
Herausgeber: BMK
Deutsch, 76 Seiten
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Kolpingquartier Salzburg: Vor-Ort-Quartiers-Energieversorgung mit optimierter Warmwasserlösung und Netzdienlichkeit
In einem Quartier am Areal des Kolpinghauses Salzburg, bestehend aus einem Jugendwohnheim und einem Hotel, werden energetische Optimierungen und Erweiterungen vorgenommen. Dies umfasst den Bau eines leistbaren Wohngebäudes für junge Menschen und Familien sowie die Neugestaltung der Gesamtenergieversorgung des Quartiers. Ziele sind die maximale Nutzung erneuerbarer Vor-Ort Energie, der Ausstieg aus der fossilen Wärmeversorgung, die Vernetzung der Gebäude und die Optimierung der Energieeffizienz.
SOFC4City - SOFC-Abwärmenutzung für Gebäude und Industrie
Das hohe Abwärmetemperaturniveau der SOFC-Brennstoffzelle eignet sich prinzipiell um unterschiedliche Wärme- und Stromverbraucher (Wohnbau, Industriebetriebe, ...) bedienen zu können. Ziel ist es, die Abwärme der Brennstoffzelle auf mehreren Temperaturniveaus zur Verfügung zu stellen, um so die Vorteile der Brennstoffzelle besser zu nutzen und den Einsatz für den städtischen Bereich zu prüfen. Einerseits werden die rechtlichen und marktwirtschaftlichen Rahmenbedingungen dazu erhoben, anderseits wird die technische Ausführbarkeit mittels CFD-Simulationen der Wärmeauskopplung sondiert.
SeasonalGridStorage - Innovative saisonale Wärmespeicher für urbane Wärmenetze
Die derzeit in Fernwärmenetzen eingesetzten sensiblen Speicher zur saisonalen Speicherung von überschüssiger Wärme (z.B. Solarthermie, industrielle Abwärme) weisen einen hohen Raumbedarf sowie hohe Investitionskosten und Wärmeverluste auf. In diesem Projekt wurden Konzepte zur Nutzung innovativer Speichertechnologien, wie thermochemische Speicher (TCS) mit hohen Energiedichten und der Möglichkeit der druck- und verlustlosen Speicherung entwickelt und mit Hilfe von Simulationsrechnungen in technischer, ökologischer und wirtschaftlicher Hinsicht untersucht sowie rechtliche Randbedingungen bewertet.