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Frontalansicht eines Wohngebäudes

The 4 large thermal energy storage technologies of IEA ES Task 39

Schematic presentation of the 4 large thermal energy storage technologies that are included in the IEA ES Task 39: Tank thermal energy storage (TTES), pit thermal energy storage (PTES), borehole thermal energy storage (BTES) and aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES).

IEA ES Task 39 experts at the Meldorf PTES under construction

The IEA ES Task 39 expert group in from of the pit thermal energy storage of Meldorf (DE) under construction.

Power to Heat

Example of a high-temperature heat storage in a food industry. Excess electricity is stored as heat and used in the production process at a later time.

Pit thermal energy storage in Dronninglund (DK)

The pit thermal energy storage of 60,000 m3 in Dronninglund, Denmark, stores heat coming from a solar thermal field and a heat pump.

Pit thermal energy storage in Aalborg

Interior of the 54.000 m3 tank thermal energy storage during the construction. It is one of four TTES serving as buffer storage for the power plant of Aalborg Forsyning in Denmark.

National Task 41 team

Kick-off meeting for Task 41 at the Energieinstitut an der JKU Linz

Value creation and business model framework

Development of business cases based on a 12-step approach

Benefits, revenues, and cost analysis

Benefit, revenue, and cost analysis to evaluate the economic performance

Economic evaluation tool

Economic assessment tool for determining acceptable storage costs

Benefits of energy-efficient refurbishment using the example of the school at Kinkplatz

The transferability of the project helps to accelerate the renovation wave and focuses particularly on difficult buildings with high energy consumption. The strategies and findings from GreenTech-Renovation can be transferred to all buildings dating from the last 70 years with high proportions of glass and with intelligent adaptations even further.

Greening concept of the School at Kinkplatz

In addition to the climate and energy concept and the utilisation concept, effective synergies are created with greening measures on the façade, on the roof and in the interior. With innovative and coordinated integration of vegetation, the performance potential of building optimisation and energy measures can be increased.

Vertical farming concept for the School at Kinkplatz

During the exploratory project, the idea arose to use the school at Kinkplatz as a training centre for future urban farmers or vertical farmers. Special significance is attributed to the possibility of seeing food production as a central component of an overarching typological further development of the existing building as a training centre for urban vertical farming. This gives the school at Kinkplatz a unique selling point worldwide.

The former School at Kinkplatz at Night

Helmut Richter's school at Kinkplatz serves as a demonstration project for the GreenTech-Renovation exploratory project, as this building is a prime example of how topics can be dealt with in terms of sensible energy renovation.

Collage_Vision 2040

Visualization of a public space with more quality of stay and unsealed ground

Neighborhood garden plan

Within the framework of a building association consisting of about 6-8 properties, the existing gardens could be interconnected to form a neighborhood garden in which countless design and usage possibilities of the green center could be realized. Here is an example with swimming pond

Energy- and Mobility Carport

Information in the Energy and Mobility Carport during the closing event.

Closing Event

Many interested people at the project closing event in the settlement

Vision workshop as part of the "Reallabor Gebäude" project

The illustration shows co-creation with stakeholders from business and society, which was carried out as part of a vision workshop in the project "Reallabor Gebäude - Gebäude als Reallabor für klimaneutrales, bedarfsgerechtes und leistbares Wohnen" in December 2022 at Lendhafen, Graz.