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EUROHEAT & POWER
CLIMESPACE PRESENTATION
Cooling – The New Market
Dimension
Paris District Cooling Network
Cooling – The New Market
Dimension
Contents :
Growing demand of cooling in Europe
Paris Cooling Network
Advantages and Environemental impact
Growing Demand in Europe
Market share of district cooling in Europe is between
2 to 3 TWh cooling
DC should be able to take 25 % share of market,
which can be between 500 and 700 TWh in 2012
Why Such an interest ?
The case of Paris
Company
Concessionaire for Paris City since 1991
Turnover in 2003 : 37 M€
Turnover in 2004 : 43 M€
Turnover in 2005 : 50 M€
Groupe SUEZ
CPCU
22%
Groupe GdF
Cofathec
50%
Shareholders :
Cofathec : 50 %
Elyo :
28 %
CPCU :
22 %
Investments since 1991 : 273 M€
Staff : 76 people.
Elyo
28%
Cofathec
Elyo
CPCU
Network
Power : 8 MW
Cooling Tower
Under construction : 52 MW
Industrial chillers
Free cooling
River Cooling
Power : 52 MW
Industrial chillers
River Cooling
Power : 33 MW
Industrial chillers
Including 20 MWh for ice storage
Cooling Tower
Capacity : 12 000 m3
Equivalent installed power : 10 MW
Power : 42 MW
Indusrtial chillers
Ice Storage under
construction
Cooling Tower
Power : 33 MW
Industrial chillers
River Cooling
Connected power
MW
{275 MW
260
235
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185
160
135
110
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60
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2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
Years
Environnemental Comparison between
Paris Network and Conventional cooling
Climespace
- 5 Sites
- 1 Network
- 400 Clients
Conventional Cooling
- 400 conventional Chillers
Studies asked to an independant university specialized in cooling
solution (Armines)
Comparison :
Global Nuisances :
Local Nuisances :
Electric consumption
Frigorific gases impact
Water
Chemical Product
Sanitary Risk
Noise
Visual Impact
Architecture constraint
Space saving
Comparison Between Climespace Network
and owned conditionning system
Method :
Analyze of Climespace Network performance
Electricity cnsumption
Energy sold
Frigorific gases leakage
Analyze of Climespace Client profile and Consumption
Comparison :
ARMINES took figures of conventional chillers per client profile
ARMINES made a model changing all our client putting adapted
conventional chillers, corresponding to their consumption profile
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Clients per activity
120
P<50kW
50<P<200
200<P<700
P>700 kW
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Total Equivalent Warming Impact
This index determines CO2 impact, taking into
account:
Direct effect: frigorific gases leakage (measure for
CLIMESPACE, and estimation for conventional chillers)
Indirect effect: Electricity consumption (Climespace
consumption / performance data for conventional
chillers)
Water and chemical products
Consumption
Water consumed by Climespace /
consumption estimated for autonomous
chillers with cooling tower
Global Environnemental Impact
Electrical Consumption
Frigorific Gas Impact
TEWI (Total Equivalent Warming impact)
- 20%
- 30%
-30%
Water Consumption
- 55 %
Chimical Product
- 80%
Global
Nuisances
Local Environnemental Impact
Sanitary Risk
Noise reduction
Visual Impact
Architectural Impact
Space Saving
Local Nuisances
local impact
local impact