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Diedert Debusscher

Welcome to the Industrial Efficiency Technology Database | Industrial Efficiency Techno... - 0 views

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    This database contains over 300 technology options, as well as performance and cost benchmarks, case studies, and key data and initiatives for specific sectors and cross-cutting systems. Currently, the database contains information for the cement , and iron and steel sectors, as well as electric motor-driven systems. Pulp and paper, and glass industries will be added shortly.
Intesab Husain

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    Steinel hot air gun Ultraheat SV 900 and hot air gun HL 1400S Aktion heat shrink gun suitable for quick and even flameless heat shrink packaging of PVC and PE (polyolefin) shrink films on corrugated cartons and paper boxes. For maximum benefits use Pammvi's hot air blower with surface nozzle.
Hans De Keulenaer

White, green and black certificates: three interacting instruments | Leonardo ENERGY - 0 views

  • This paper presents three different types of certificates ('white' for energy savings, 'green' for renewable electricity, and 'black' for greenhouse gas reductions in the European Emission Trading Scheme). The current limited experiences with these instruments already allow to define some of the success factors for these new instruments. A synthesis of their current application presents how much energy is saved today due to these certificates, and how much green electricity is produced. A discussion on the methods for setting the targets, measuring the impacts on the market and the interaction between these different instruments concludes this paper, followed by a reminder of the proposal to create an international agency on global stewardship for climate change issues.
Hans De Keulenaer

Intelligent E-Transportation Management | Leonardo ENERGY - 0 views

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    "This paper describes the performance of the network of a typical future residential concept area, as has been studied in the Intelligent E-Transportation Management project. Several scenarios have been elaborated by load flow simulations. The study investigated what level of introduction of electric vehicles, heat pumps, photovoltaic systems and micro- combined heat and power plants is feasible in this network. Possible overload situations are examined and the opportunities of demand side management for the power grid are investigated. In general load-flow simulations show that transformer overloads will occur when electric heat pumps and electric vehicles are introduced together in this specific grid. In that case extension of the grid or of the transformer capacity is necessary. Alternatively, demand side management can be applied successfully to mitigate the overload."
Hans De Keulenaer

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  • Environmental concerns remain a driving force for European energy policy, as exemplified by last years’ directive on energy efficiency. The directive sets the legislative framework to achieve energy efficiency targets. Since electricity network losses comprise a significant component of electricity demand, regulatory incentives to facilitate loss reduction in electricity networks should be in place. This paper evaluates the incentives for investments in low-loss equipment in differing regulatory settings and outlines pathways to assure the proper embedding of these incentives.
Hans De Keulenaer

Impact of market liberalisation | Leonardo ENERGY - 0 views

  • Liberalization has improved the administrative efficiency of the electricity system, but what has been its impact on technical performance? Energy efficiency of the distribution system, its technical quality of supply and environmental performance are issues which where largely conspicuous in their absence in the debate, but maybe it is time to address them now. A discussion paper from Leonardo ENERGY.
Hans De Keulenaer

Distribution transformer efficiency in a liberalised market | Leonardo ENERGY - 0 views

  • A widespread use of high efficiency transformers could save the world 100 TWh/year. Under normal conditions, purchasing high efficiency transformers is both economically and environmentally sound. In the liberalized European energy market however, the regulatory and financial framework obstructs utility companies from making long term investments like purchasing high efficient transformers. National regulators put pressure on utility companies to do cost cutting and do not compensate with sufficient incentives for energy efficiency. According to this paper, there is a heterogeneous treatment between generation on renewable energy and transformer efficiency. Yet the greenest kWh is still the one that is saved, even when it is compared to a kWh derived from a renewable source.
Hans De Keulenaer

Energy Saving by Reducing No Load Loss of Distribution Transformers | Leonardo ENERGY - 0 views

  • In Japan about 16 million units of distribution transformers are in service. These transformers are expending a huge amount of energy in the form of no load loss and load loss. Among these losses, no load loss is major. No load loss can be saved dramatically by changing these transformers to amorphous transformers (i.e., amorphous metal-based transformers). This paper estimates the scope of the possible energy saving and reduction of CO2 emissions by the adoption of amorphous transformers in Japan and in China.
Hans De Keulenaer

Low Carbon Electricity Systems | Leonardo ENERGY - 0 views

  • This document is an overall report of the seminar “Electricity in the next decade”, the first in an annual series of events regarding “Low carbon electricity systems”. KEMA, ECI and Leonardo ENERGY are jointly organising these events. Next to the topics presented during the first event, a few additional topics have been added in order to create a white paper and a more complete picture on the theme “Electricity in the next decade”.
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