European medium temperature heat for industrial processes: needs, barriers, and opportunities for direct use renewable heat technologies
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- Deadline
- Oct 1,Expired
- Award
- Pris 30%
Brief
De European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) in België heeft behoefte aan adviesdiensten met betrekking tot onderzoek, met een maximale totale contractwaarde van 500.000 EUR over een periode van 2 jaar. De opdracht omvat het in kaart brengen van de Europese middentemperatuurindustrie per lidstaat, inclusief de warmtevraag, temperatuurvereisten, industrietype en de huidige technologieën voor warmtevoorziening. Er wordt verwacht dat zowel beschikbare als opkomende directe hernieuwbare verwarmingstechnologieën, inclusief thermische energieopslagsystemen, worden geïdentificeerd, samen met hun potentieel om aan de warmtevraag te voldoen en de barrières voor hun implementatie. Daarnaast moet er een catalogus van best practices worden opgesteld en moeten paden voor secundair gebruik van restwarmte worden onderzocht. De gunningscriteria zijn kwaliteit (70%) en prijs (30%).
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The action aims to map European medium temperature industry, per Member State, including heat demand, temperature requirements, type of industry, and technology currently used to provide the heat. The action is expected to identify both available and emerging direct use-renewable heating technologies, including, when applicable, thermal energy storage systems, their potential to fulfil the heat demand for these industries, and the barriers for their deployment (including technical, regulatory, and financial issues). The action is also expected to produce a catalogue of best practices, highlighting examples per industry type and per temperature range of direct-use renewable heating demonstrators. Pathways for secondary uses of waste heats from these industries should also be covered in an integrated approach, where relevant.
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cinea-procurement@ec.europa.eu- CompetitionType
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