IEA SHC Task 65 Expert Meeting & Industry Workshop
Organizer
IEA SHC Task 65
Content Description
The goal of the Task 65 is to focus on innovations for affordable, safe and reliable Solar Cooling systems for the Sunbelt regions worldwide. Generally, this requires a combination of cost reduction, simplifications of the systems and stimulation of market conditions through policies.
The implementation/adaptation of components and systems for the different boundary conditions is forced by cooperation with industry and with support of target countries like UAE through Mission Innovation (MI) Innovation Challenge "Affordable Heating and Cooling of Buildings" (IC7).
It is the expectation that this new approach of linking SHC Task work with MI IC7 activities and funding opportunities for Solar Cooling helps to develop a market uptake of Solar Cooling in the Sunbelt regions.
The innovation driver and the keyword is Adaption of existing concepts/technologies to the Sunbelt regions using solar energy either solar thermal or solar PV.
More information about the Project
Program
Day 1 - Expert Meeting (23rd of March 2023)
- 10:00 Welcome and Update Task Manager
Uli Jakob - 10:15 Subtask A:
- Adaptation - Salvatore Vasta
- Activities A2, A3, A4, A5 - Activity leaders
- Latest news from research and demo projects
- 11:15 Coffee break
- 11:30 Subtask B:
- Demonstration - Wolfgang Weiss
- Activities B1, B2, B3, B4, B5 - Activity leaders
- Latest news from research and demo projects
- 12:30 Lunch break
- 13:30 Subtask C:
- Assessment and Tools - Daniel Neyer
- Activities C1, C2, C3, C4 - Activity leaders
- Latest news from research and demo projects
- 14:15 Subtask D:
- Dissemination - Paul Kohlenbach
- Activities D1, D2a, D2b, D3, D4, D5, D6 - Activity leaders
- 15:15 Preparation of Follow up Task
Uli Jakob - 15:30 Coffee break
- 15:45 Multilateral meetings within the individual ST's - Subtask leaders
Subtask B, D - 16:45 Any other business, final remarks - Uli Jakob
- 17:00 End of the first meeting day
More information on the expert meeting on the IEA SHC Task 65 website
Day 2 - Industry Workshop (24th of March)
- 10:00 Welcome
Uli Jakob - Green Chiller/JER, Germany - 10:00 High efficiency solar cooling using a CPVT collector
Reinhard Radermacher - CEEE, Uni Maryland, USA - 10:15 Concept and initial operating experience of a PV-supported
cold store with ice slurry storage and cooling
Mathias Safarik - ILK Dresden / AQVA Synergy GmbH, Germany - 10:30 Upscaling solid absorption chillers
Tim Rutten - ARES-SolabCool, The Netherlands - 10:45 Test results of solar thermal vaccine refrigerator
Roland Kühn - Coolar UG, Germany - 11:00 Last developments on solar DEC freescoo units
Pietro Finocchiaro - Solarinvent, Italy - 11:15 Heat transfer solutions and solar cooling applications
Antoni Castells - Ecotherm Austria GmbH, Austria - 11:30 Solar cooling by adsorption technology - System integration, application conditions and examples
Franka Kretschmer - Fahrenheit GmbH, Germany - 11:45 MW scale industrial solar cooling and heating with a heat purchase agreement
Christian Holter - SOLID Solar Energy Systems GmbH, Austria - 12:00 Solar thermal cooling at Camp Castor of the German army in Gao (Mali) with chilllii® Cooling Technology
Frank Molter - SolarNext AG, Germany - 12:15 SolCoolDry: Ice production with an off grid system in Kenya – Challenges and achievements
Alexander Morgenstern - Fraunhofer ISE, Germany - 12:30 Summary and closing words
Uli Jakob - Green Chiller/ JER, Germany
More information on the industry workshop on the IEA SHC Task 65 website
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Participant Information
- Meeting and Workshop are both hybrid.
- Online approach starting 15 minutes before.
Further information on the IEA SHC Task 65 website.
Contact Address
Daniel Neyer
E-Mail: daniel@neyer-brainworks.at