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WasteHeatSES
Waste heat in smart energy systems (WasteHeatSES) aims to develop a decision-making model for relevant stakeholders and recommendations on suitable conditions for waste heat integration into the future smart energy systems in Nordic and Baltic countries.
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Waste heat in smart energy systems
Acronym: WasteHeatSES
Duration: 01.02.2022–01.02.2024
Funding: 1 750 000 NOK
Project Owner: Riga Technical University
Project Manager: Dagnija Blumberga
Project Partners: Tallinn University of Technology, Norwegian Research Center
Observers: Aalborg University, Latvian District Heating Association, Estonian Power and Heat association, Energy Innovation AS, Egersund Næring & Havn AS
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About WasteHeatSES
Integration of waste (also called excess or surplus) heat flows into the district heating systems have been identified as a significant complementary driver on the road to climate neutrality by delivering primary energy savings. Unused heat flows could partly cover heat demand if suitable technical and organizational conditions have been met. There have been previous studies on waste heat potential…