Transcript Slide 1

MicroCHeaP
First Annual Meeting
28th-29th September 2005
FORCE Technology, Lyngby, Denmark
State of the art review - Denmark
Technologies represented in the database
– Fuel Cells
– Stirling Engine
– Gas Turbine
– Gas Engine
– Other
Fuel Cells
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IRD Fuel Cells
Research / Commercial
Steen Yde Andersen
PEMFC
1-5 kWe
110 installed CHP plants
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Aalborg University
Academic
Jakob Stoustrup
PEMFC
1.2-? kWe
PhD project – system analysis
The project period is September 2003 to
September 2006
Fuel Cells
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Haldor Topsøe A/S
Research
Helge Holm Larsen
SOFC
1-5 kWe
Industrial stack development in close
cooperation with Risø
Plan to install test micro CHP plants in 2007,
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FORCE Technology
Research / Commercial
Jesper Noes
SOFC/ Gasification
Fuel Cells
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Risø
Research
Mogens Mogensen
SOFC
Cooperation with Haldor Topsøe. At Risø the
stacking activities are focused on development
of components and small scale stacks.
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APC Denmark
Commercial
Klaus Moth
Diesel engine/PEMFC
1-30 kWe
Uses fuel cells in emergency power plants
Stirling Engines
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Technical University of Denmark / Stirling
Denmark
Academic / Commercial
Henrik Carlsen
Stirling Engine
9-70 kWe
The R&D effort undertaken at DTU has resulted
in the forming of the company Stirling Denmark
Ltd. The objective of Stirling Denmark Ltd. is to
commercialize university research results and
competences within Stirling engine enabled
biomass fuelled power and heat generation.
6 wood chips fired plants are installed and in
operation.
Gas Turbines
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Energi E2 A/S
Research
Felicia Fock
Micro turbine and gas turbine
100 kWe
5 CHP plants were installed in connection
with an EU development project.
Energi E2 does not plan to commercialize this
concept in the future, due to low
efficiency on gas turbines.
Gas Engines
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EC Power A/S
Commercial
Jens Otto Ravn Andersen
Gas and diesel engine
10 – 20 kWe
EC-Power A/S has a module concept where
the gas engine easily can be replaced with fuel
cells when this technology is mature and
applicable.
Furthermore EC-Power A/S plan to produce
smaller CHP-plants in the range 1-5
kW for single households in the future.
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Gaia Wind A/S
Commercial
Jens Wodstrup
Small-scale wind turbines
≥ 11 kWe
3 installed stand-alone systems
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Centre for micro CHP
Network organisation
Jan de Wit