SUMMERHEAT

Project name

Meet cooling needs in SUMMER by applying HEAT from cogeneration

Project duration

from 1.01.2006 to 31. 12.2008

Project coordinator

Berliner Energieagentur GmbH

Partners

   1. Berliner Energieagentur GmbH (BE) – Germany,
   2. Austrian Energy Agency (A.E.A.) – Austria,
   3. Fernwärme Wien GesmbH (FWW) – Austria,
   4. CITYPLAN spol. s r.o. (CP) – Czech Republic,
   5. Rhônalpénergie-Environnement (RAEE) – France,
   6. Energy Consulting Network (ECNet) – Denmark,
   7. Křbenhavns Energi (KE) – Denmark,
   8. National Energy Conservation Agency (NAPE) – Poland,
   9. Euroheat & Power (EHP) – Belgium.

Objectives

Providing an overview on the current market situation for Summerheat in Europe
Specifying the framework conditions in the partner countries and bringing out the barriers
Identifying necessary developments and implementation strategies for increasing the use of Summerheat as a sustainable technology
Removing barriers through targeted actions addressing the key actors on national and international level – elaborating advice for a political strategy
Building a cooperation network with the key actors: investors, municipalities, District heating suppliers
Implementing a dissemination strategy on international and national level to encourage project development throughout Europe.

Results

The direct outcomes for the seven EU regions that participated in the project include:

Legislative and political framework descriptions (country reports)
Market reports regarding the use of Summerheat (utilisation and potential)
Ecological and economic comparison of Summerheat in comparison with conventional air conditioning application
One feasibility study for each of the
seven regions
Interaction with key actors from the supply side (investors, project developers, energy utilities, chiller manufacturers) in expert workshops in the seven regions
For energy supply companies: workshops and support in defining strategies for an increased use of Summerheat
For policy makers and lobbyists:proposal for effective policies regarding the market conditions for cogeneration technologies and thermal cooling
For the general public: articles in respective journals and magazines
For international expert audience: three presentations at Euroheat & Power events and workshops

Project website

www.eu-summerheat.net

Coordinator from NAPE’s side

Andrzej Wiszniewski awiszniewski@nape.pl

Seminar workshop in Warsaw, December 2008

Nationel Energy Conservation Agency organized a seminar workshop of the SUMMERHEAT project:

“Utilization of district heating to meet cooling demands as a way of improving heating systems’ efficiency”

The seminar took place on 10 December 2008 in Warsaw, in NAPE’s building on Świętokrzyska 20.

Program seminarium SUMMERHEAT
Godz.	Temat wystąpienia	Prowadzący
12:00	Podsumowanie projektu SUMMERHEAT – cele, partnerzy, rezultaty.	dr inż. Andrzej Wiszniewski
12:15	Prezentacja „Przewodnika Summerheat”	dr inż. Andrzej Wiszniewski
12:45	Przerwa na kawę
13:00	Wykorzystanie ciepła sieciowego do produkcji chłodu – doświadczenia i plany firmy Vattenfall Heat Poland SA	mgr inż. Zbigniew Wójcik, Vattenfall Heat Poland SA
13:20	Współczesne technologie wykorzystania ciepła do produkcji chłodu małej wydajności	mgr inż. Marcin Idczak
13:40	Zarządzanie energią w systemach absorpcyjnych	Mgr inż. Andrzej Jarosz -- Carrier Polska
14:10	Lunch

Participation in the seminar was free of charge.

The seminar was opened by Andrzej Wiszniewski, PhD, who summarized the already achieved project results, plans for further development, and, what is most import ant for us, discussed the possibilities of implementation of this system in Poland. Each participant received a SUMMERHEAT Guide translated into Polish.

The next speakers were Zbigniew Wójcik, MS, from Vattenfall Heat Poland S.A. and Adam Smyk from SPEC S.A. They discussed the subject of “Utilization of district heating to meet cooling demands – experiences and plans of Vattenfall Heat Poland S.A. and SPEC S.A."

Then, Marcin Idczak, MS, from the Institute of Passive Buildings was speaking about contemporary small efficiency technologies of using heat to produce cold.

The last speaker was Andrzej Jarosz, MS, from Carrier company, talking about energy management in absorption systems.

Seminar workshop in Warsaw, June 2008

On June 19, 2008 issues of Summerheat project realization were discussed. The subject was “Utilization of district heating to meet cooling demands as a way of improving heating systems’ efficiency.” Polish companies cooperating with NAPE in this project are: SEC Szczecińska Energetyka Cieplna, MVV Polska and VATTENFALL HEAT POLAND. The introduction, prezent stage of implementation and main objectives were presented by the coordinator from NAPE’s side Andrzej Wiszniewski, PhD.

Agenda of the SUMMERHEAT project seminar

Seminar workshop in Warsaw, January 2008

Summerheat seminar workshop

Warsaw, Poland

Thursday, 31 January 2008

The seminar was organized by NAPE.

The seminar workshop was sponsored by Szczecińska Energetyka Cieplna Sp. z o.o., MVV Polska sp. z o.o., Johnson Controls Inc. and Vattenfall Poland.

93 persons attended the seminar, 48% of which were representatives of heating companies. 11% were representatives of heat distributing companies, 10% scientists and academics, 9% consulting firms, 8% energy companies, 7% equipment producers and distributors, 5% designing studies, 1% governmental institutions.

Presentations’ subjects:

lp.	Prelegent	Temat wystąpienia
1.	dr Marian Rubik Politechnika Warszawska	Ekologia i korzyści ekologiczne z wykorzystania ciepła z systemu centralnego ogrzewania do produkcji chłodu
2.	dr Tomasz Mróz Politechnika Poznańska	Doświadczenia firmy DALKIA Poznań S.A.
3.	Grzegorz Pietruszewski Szczecińska Energetyka Cieplna	Wyniki ankiety zapotrzebowania na chłód w Szczecinie
4.	dr Tomasz Mróz Politechnika Poznańska, Rafał Kropiewnicki MVV Polska	Prezentacja wyników badania wykonalności systemu wytwarzania chłodu z wykorzystaniem systemu centralnego ogrzewania dla centrum handlowego Galaxy
5.	Jarosław Mirkowicz (JCI YORK)	Wykorzystanie ciepła do wytwarzania chłodu w chłodziarkach absorpcyjnych produkowanych przez firmę YORK