Overview:
This
Work Package aims to answer the following questions:
- Where
is there substantial demand for heat in industrial processes in Europe?
- Which
technological solutions have been selected in the past?
- Which
technology is being considered in new schemes?
- What
are the applications for large-scale polygeneration currently found
in industry?
- Is
polygeneration considered an appropriate and competitive option for
industry?
During
Work Package 2, the project partners will gather on the on hand information
and undertake the analyses necessary to kick off D-ploy and to prepare
its next steps. Activities of WP2 will be based on existing surveys and
information sources, including national CO2 emission quota registries
and Large Combustion Plant Directive installation directories. A key element
is the development of an initial qualitative assessment of the way polygeneration
is evaluated as an option by industry.
Tasks:
Work
Package 2 will include the following elements:
- An
in-depth mapping exercise of important heat loads in industrial
sites in the selected industrial sectors
- Analysis
of plant sizing drivers.
- A
qualitative survey of companies, under conditions of
strict anonymity, will help determine which technologies are being favoured
for new schemes, and whenever possible why.
- In
parallel to the aforementioned elements, WP2 will also develop a guide
to polygeneration applications in 4 selected industries. This
guide will set out in detailed, yet comprehensible form, basic polygeneration
principles and benefits, large-scale polygeneration opportunities in
industries with a selected number of examples, a description of the
basic phases of large-scale polygeneration projects; as well as an overview
of key economic parameters, different prime mover technologies, fuel
options and environmental benefits.
Results:
All WP2 results can be found under "deliverables"
|