The workshop is divided in two, with the first part of the day dedicated towards cold-medium temperature TES. This part is carried out in collaboration with the newly started KSP project PCM-STORE.
The second part of the day is dedicated to high-temperature TES, in particular towards applications for TES in industrial steam production systems.
Program:
Part 1: Low- and Medium-Temperature Thermal Energy Storage (LT/MT-TES)
09:00
- Introduction: What can cold thermal energy storage do for you?
- KPN PCM-STORE – PCM-based low-temperature energy storage for a more sustainable food industry
Alexis Sevault (SINTEF Energy Research)
09:30
- The role of cold TES in a more sustainable food industry – based on the case of a new poultry plant at Orkanger
Arne Fredrik Lånke (Stormvind – Norsk Kylling)
09:45
- Experimental results with PCM-based LT-TES using a horizontal pillow plate HX
Håkon Selvnes (NTNU EPT)
10:05
- Integration of distributed LT-TES in refrigerated display cabinet
Michael Jokiel (SINTEF Energy Research)
10:25 Break
10:40
- Integration of a 200-kWh PCM-based heat storage at the ZEB Lab
Alexis Sevault (SINTEF Energy Research)
11:00
- New TINE factory in Bergen: integration of six thermal energy storage tanks with a high-temperature hydrid heat pump
Bjarne Horntvedt (Hybrid Energy)
11:20
- Discussion: What would it take to implement LT-TES? Challenges and KPIs
(E.g., sustainability criteria, space available, payback time, security, durability)
12:00 Lunch
Part 2: High-Temperature Thermal Energy Storage (HT-TES)
13:00
- Introduction: Why do we need to develop solutions for high-temperature thermal energy storage?
Hanne Kauko (SINTEF Energy Research)
13:15
- Heat recovery with thermal energy storage in casting processes
Trond Andresen (SINTEF Energy Research)
13:30
- Optimal operation of thermal energy storage systems under uncertainty
David Pérez Piñeiro (NTNU)
14:00
- Opportunities for Energy Storage Integration in the Aluminum Industry
Andre Vidal (Hydro)
14:15 Break
14:30
- Choosing the correct TES technology for steam supply systems
Anton Beck (AIT)
14:45
- Use of Parat high voltage electrode boilers in power to heat thermal storages
Martin Løvland (Parat Halvorsen)
15:00
- Molten salt thermal energy storage
Christian Blom (Kyoto Group)
15:15
- Decarbonization of industrial process steam systems with thermal batteries
Christopher Greiner (EnergyNest)
15:30 Discussion
15:50
- Concluding remarks
Hanne Kauko (SINTEF Energy Research)