Clean and Efficient MicroCHCP by Micro Turbine-based Hybrid Systems: the Fit4Micro Project
Authors/Creators
- Capaccioli, Stefano (Contact person)1
- Delanaye, Michel (Contact person)2
- Rehman, Danish2
- Ridolfi, Teresa1
- Bjørn Aaen, Sara3
- Løkke, Soren3
- Leijenhorst, Evert4
- van de Beld, Bert4
- Korteweg, Hans5
- Tudoroiu, Alexandra5
- Baghernejead, Ali6
- De Paepe, Ward6
- Hermann, Ralph7
- Nonnen, T.7
- Füldner, Gerrit8
- Velte, Andreas8
- Ramaswamy, S.9
- Harboe-Minwegen, Siri9
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ETA-Florence Renewable Energies
- 2. Mitis
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Aalborg University
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Biomass Technology Group (Netherlands)
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European Association for the Promotion of Cogeneration
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University of Mons
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Fahrenheit (Germany)
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Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems
- 9. OWI
Description
The main aim of the Horizon Europe Fit4Micro Project is to develop a microCHCP unit running on sustainable liquid biofuels. The application of this unit is foreseen at multi-family houses and at remote or off-grid locations. This technology will lead to very high electrical efficiencies (>40%) and a flexible heat/power ratio. Moreover, the usage of a truly advanced and RED II compliant biofuel will guarantee a high GHG emission reduction. This flexible hybrid energy system is based on a double-shaft micro gas turbine (mGT) combined with a novel humidification unit, and will be able to provide renewable heating, cooling and power production, mainly for domestic usage. The Fit4Micro solution contributes to make Europe the first enabled circular, climate-neutral and sustainable economy.
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