Webinar - Information

30 November 2021

District heating networks that are supplied by 100% renewable energies require a high degree of flexibility. This can be enabled by heat storage on a giga scale.

The webinar showed the results from the gigaTES research project. These ranged from the preparation of the framework conditions, the development of new materials and construction concepts to the evaluation of storage efficiency with simulation models as well as the integration within district heating networks and initial economic evaluations. The conclusion was rounded off with the outlook for a first demonstration project.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

09:30 – Welcome and Block 1

Impact of large thermal energy storages
Ingo Leusbrock, AEE INTEC
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Applications and boundary conditions of large thermal energy storages
Maria Moser, SOLID
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Design and cost calculation of large thermal energy storages
Christoph Muser, ste.p ZT GmbH
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10:30 Virtual coffee break

10:45 – Block 2

Influence of design aspects on storage efficiency 
Fabian Ochs, Universität Innsbruck
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New liner materials
Gernot Wallner, Institut für Polymere Materialien und Testing, Johannes Kepler Universität Linz
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New cover solutions of large thermal energy storages
Thomas Riegler, AEE INTEC
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11:30 Virtual coffee break


11:45 - Block 3

Performance and cost-effectiveness of large thermal energy storages using two case study applications 
Keith O’Donovan, AEE INTEC
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Questions and Challenges; Outlook 
Samuel Knabl, AEE INTEC
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12:30 – Closing

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