The 20–200kW heat pump will provide both space and hot-water heating for multi-family residential buildings, as well as smaller commercial and industrial applications.
In departure from norm, the heat pump will supply hot water for both space heating and domestic use in small commercial operations.
The Danish Technology Institute is partnering with Denmark-based manufacturer Unic Air to create a prototype of the HVAC unit for testing.
GEA has been studying integrating high-temperature CO2 heat pumps with conventional heaters to preheat the process air of spray-drying systems since 2019.
The Annex 58 high-temperature heat pump project has reviewed systems supplying temperatures over 100°C and found refrigerants like CO2, water, hydrocarbons, helium and ammonia being used.
The third high-temperature heat pump symposium will include presentations, panels and site visits, in Copenhagen on March 29-30.
Nordic Green Procurement Criteria invokes precautionary principle in evaluating HFOs’ potential risks, webinar speakers say.
The new courses cover ammonia, CO2, and how heat pumps can be used to increase energy efficiency.
A conference taking place at the Danish Technological Institute (DTI) in Taastrup, Denmark will focus on challenges and opportunities in the supermarket sector.
A working group consisting of Advansor and other companies, the Danish Technological Institute (DTI) and UNIDO are working on a CO2-based cooling solution for the fishing industry.
