Suchergebnisse
StromBIZ - Demonstrationsprojekte: Geschäftsmodelle dezentrale Stromerzeugung und Distribution
Ein "Tipping Point" bei der Umsetzung der Energiewende sind Geschäftsmodelle zur Vor-Ort-Nutzung von regenerativ erzeugtem Strom. Es wurden anhand von mehreren Demonstrations-PV-Anlagen auf Wohn- und Nichtwohngebäuden neue Geschäftsmodelle der dezentralen Stromerzeugung und Distribution entwickelt, implementiert, getestet und schließlich kommuniziert.
CityCalc - Energieplanungs- und Bewertungsinstrument für den Städtebau
Mit CityCalc wurde ein leicht anwendbares Planungs- und Bewertungsinstrument entwickelt, das die energetische Performance von städtebaulichen Projekten bereits in frühen Planungsphasen mit geringem Eingabe- und Bewertungsaufwand beurteilen kann.
Stakeholderprozess der Initiative "Referenzarchitektur für sichere Smart Grids in Österreich"
Das Projekt bereitete die Entwicklung einer Smart Grids Referenzarchitektur für Österreich unter Einbindung aller relevanten Akteure auf. Aus den technisch-wissenschaftlichen Grundlagen wurde ein Prozess erarbeitet, der die Anforderungen vom Infrastrukturbetreiber, der Industrie bis zu Bedarfsträgern abholt und zu einer national akzeptierten und international ausgerichteten Referenzarchitektur abstimmt.
E_PROFIL - Quartiersprofile für optimierte energietechnische Transformationsprozesse
Mit E_PROFIL, als Methodenset zur Erstellung von Quartiersprofilen, wird ein wichtiger EDV-gestützter Werkzeugkasten geschaffen, der in der Planungspraxis österreichischer Städte zur Anwendung kommen wird, um eine energie- und ressourceneffiziente Stadtentwicklung zu unterstützen. Er ist ein wertvolles Asset für die Forschungs- und Planungsaktivitäten in Siedlungsverbänden.
Smart Services für ressourcenoptimierte urbane Energiesysteme von Stadtteilen
Das Konzept einer Smart City referenziert explizit auf eine nachhaltige Stadtentwicklung. Praxisrelevante und gewinnorientierte Geschäfts¬modelle (Smart Services), die gleichzeitig auch einen gesellschaftlichen und ökologischen Nutzen stiften, werden entwickelt. Die Smart Services wurden für den konkreten Anwendungsfall in drei österreichischen Stadtentwicklungsgebieten erarbeitet und in einem umfassenden Stakeholder-Prozess im Hinblick auf ihre Praxistauglichkeit überprüft.
SIMULTAN - Simultane Planungsumgebung für Gebäudecluster in resilienten, ressourcen- und höchst energieeffizienten Stadtteilen
Es soll die Möglichkeit zur Steigerung der Effizienz gebäudeübergreifender Energiesysteme geschaffen werden um dem Ziel resilienter Städte und Stadtteile mit hoher Lebensqualität, Ressourcen- und Energieeffizienz nahe zu kommen. Ziel war ein auf simultaner technischer Planung basierendes praxistaugliches Werkzeug zur Entscheidungsunterstützung bei Sanierungs- und Neubauplanungen (bis zu Plusenergiegebäuden) in hocheffizienten Stadtteilen.
E_PROFIL - neighborhood profiles for optimized energy transformation processes
E_PROFIL is a set of methods (an IT-supported toolkit) for the elaboration of neighbourhood profiles. The aim of the project is to facilitate an energy and resource efficient development in the planning practice of Austrian cities. Furthermore, the project is an important asset for research and planning activities in Europe and can also be applied to other neighbourhoods.
BIM4BEMS - Building Information Modeling for Building Energy Management Systems
BIM4BEMS explores use cases that represent the usage of building information models (BIM) in combination with building energy management systems (BEMS) during operation. This enables the interaction between BIM and building management systems (BMS) which improves the analysis and visualization of inefficiencies in facilities.
P2H-Pot - Potentials, economic feasibility and system solutions for Power-to-Heat
P2H-Pot has identified economically feasible potentials for Power-to-Heat (P2H) in urban regions. The suitability of different technical system configurations were investigated using thermodynamic simulation and considering experiences from Scandinavian cases. The assessment of short, medium and long term relevance and economic feasibility of P2H were accomplished by simulating model-based scenarios up to 2050 of the Austrian and German electricity and heat market. In cooperation with a district heating company three case studies have been carried out.
Using buildings as energy storage - Monitoring project: Detached house H and detached house F Energy source wind power – Energy source solar power
Monitoring and comparison of performance of thermally activated building components in two similarly built, inhabited detached houses with different energy sources (wind and solar power). The functionality of energy supply through wind power or solar energy will be investigated as well as the verification of the practicability of self-regulating system control due to building temperature behaviour. The results provide an insight into the calculation assumptions, system control and feasibility of the smart grid technology.
HOTSPOTS - Holistic thermographic screening of urban physical objects at transient scales
HOTSPOTS enables new insights and perspectives for city development. According to the project idea innovations in acquisition and sensing as well as densification of geo-referenced city related data are supplemented by novel processing chains in city data analytics. Driven by an integrated scientific approach we develop a novel method in the selection, evaluation and prioritization of infrastructural city development measures which is directly derived from sensed data hence reducing the risk of ad-hoc decisions or lack in impact.
PRoBateS - Potentials of planning and building legislation for energetically sustainable city structures
The aims of this project are to analyse planning and building legislation in order to identify barriers, potentials and suitable courses of action for energy-orientated policy measures. Specific policy recommendations are developed with a view to increasing the sustainability of energy-related city structures. For these purposes the project combines two different disciplinary approaches: a thorough legal analysis and a spatial structure and quantitative impact assessment.
Stakeholder process of the initiative "Reference architecture for secure Smart Grids in Austria"
The project worked out the development of a smart grids reference architecture for Austria under involvement of all actors. Based on technological-scientific elements a process which met the requirements of stakeholders like operators of infrastructure, industry and also public agencies had been worked out to achieve nationally accepted and internationally orientated reference architecture.
StromBIZ - demonstration projects: business models for decentralized electricity generation and distribution
Feasible business models to utilize locally generated renewable energy are expected to induce a tipping point for the "Energy Turnaround" in Austria. Within the proposed project a number of demonstration PV plants on residential and non-residential buildings had been realized. On this basis new approaches of business cases had been developed, implemented, tested and disseminated.
Syn[En]ergy: Development of Potential Synergy Effects between the Interdependency of Urban Planning goals and Photovoltaic Usage on Open Urban Landscapes
Open spaces such as parking lots, brownfields and some categories of recreation areas offer an underutilised potential for photovoltaics in urban regions. In the course of Syn[En]ergy an inter- and transdisciplinary approach potential synergies and conflicts with other use demands were investigated, a typology and practical solutions for selected areas with regard to requirements from economy, urban planning and design, legal as well social aspects developed, and then evaluated by stakeholders from enterprises, administration and the general public.
solSPONGEhigh - High solar fraction by thermally activated components in an urban environment
Within this project the intensive use of thermally activated building elements (TABs) as an additional thermal storage in different buildings, with solar technologies (thermal, PV) preferred for energy supply, was investigated. The aim was to activate and use the thermal storage potential that is immanent in the building elements and thereby achieve solar coverage of the building's heat demand of nearly 100 %.
SmallWindPower@Home - Impact assessment of building-mounted small wind turbines on performance, people, building and environment
Within the project SmallWindPower@Home the impact of complex obstacles on the local flow pattern as well as on the inflow and the performance of different building-mounted small wind turbines (SWT) had been evaluated. Furthermore the effects of these building-mounted SWT on the building, the resident people and the direct environment were analysed.
G2G – Innovation axis Graz-Gleisdorf
Development of testbeds and demonstration zones within already designated areas for urban development along the Graz-Gleisdorf Innovation-Axis with a focus on energy, integrated building technology, smart city-spaces, compact settlement structures, generational living, and ‘cities of short ways’. It will pay specific attention to intermodal mobility as well as ICT-based solutions.
urban pv+geotherm - Innovative concepts for the supply of large volume buildings/ quarters with PV and geothermal energy
The use of renewable energies in inner city locations is mostly linked to higher costs andconsidered as problematic. The aim of this project was to optimize (cost and energy) heating (and where required, cooling) using geothermic and photovoltaic for an urban, densely-built development area. With the project´s findings it will be easier to ecologically and economically plan the use of renewable energies especially in urban areas.
PESI - Paradigm shift in urban energy systems through synergies with industry
Analysis of different options for the use of industrial surplus energies of various shapes (waste heat, waste water, waste) and renewable energy sources in the industrial sector (e.g. solar panels on roof surfaces) in adjacent urban areas, which act as an "energy sponge". Based on real consumption and availability data, a simulation model was created and opportunities for synergies were documented.