Ectogrid - the heating and cooling solution for a clean energy future - Lars Bierlein E.ON
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~50m
E.ON Becoming the Forerunner Customers
of the Decentralized Energy World
~€8bn
EBITDA
>31m
Customers ~€8bn
On going merger with Innogy will accelerate the EBITDA
development of E.ON
• Focus on intelligent networks and innovative
customer solutions
• Customers will be able to rely on better and
more competitive offers
• E.ON will do its utmost to ensure that Europe
can successfully combine its competitive
strength with a sustainable energy policy
2The New Energy Landscape Urbanization and sustainability are drivers in shaping the new decentral energy landscape.
Major transformation of the heat industry due to the decision to
phase out natural gas
2020 2021 2022 2023 2030
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Energy label C* for all office buildings** Energy label A for all office buildings**
Nearly Zero Energy Buildings (BENG) requirements for new buildings
Implementation of Transition Vision Heat per municipality
Elaboration of the
RES Strategies Implementation of the Regional Energy Strategies
Annual reduction of 3,9 TWh equivalents of CO2 on heat and electricity (over 9 years)
February 2021
50% CO2 reduction
by 2030 (or 35 TWh)
* Label C means an Energy Index of ≤ 1.3 | ** refers to all existing buildings 6The flexible & modular structure of ectogrid™ supports several
stakeholders in the transformation
Area Developer
Municipality or Utility
1 Property Owner 1 2 2
Zero carbon solution for Governmental regulations &
BENG-requirements for heating and cooling1
all new buildings execution of RES + TVW
Modular approach, organic
Individual buildings or growth and benefits both Large area city districts
small area development for individual and system development (mainly retrofit)
perspective
Individual solutions Emphasis of system
resulting in higher costs Highly flexible use of energy efficiency and collective
& inefficiencies sources (e.g. Heat Pumps, solutions
WKO, Excess heat)
1 depending on energy sources, system enables CO2-free operation 28.05.2020 7An E.ON Innovation
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An energy system 43 patents pending Customer focus
Developed by Strong patent protection Concept developed in close
Dr. Per Rosén cooperation with a select set
of customersHow ectogrid ™ works
How ectogrid™ works The most energy efficient heating and cooling solution
Buildings connected to the same system provide Cheaper to build - one grid serves 2 utilities
each other with heating and cooling. Cheaper to operate
Highly flexible (DH, DC, Geothermal, Data Center, Industry,
Gas CHP, HP, etc.)Energy optimization as a Service - ectocloud™
ectocloud™features
A cloud platform for energy systems
Data collection Forecasting Steering
€ AUTOectocloud™features
ectocloud™ creates and captures flexibility
Renewable production and consumption in defined area
Solar energy
Power (MW)
Wind energy Overall Demand
ectogrid™ consumption
Night Sunrise Noon Sunset Night
Time of dayHeat Pumps
and District
Heating in a
perfect
combination
- leveraging the best
properties of eachectogrid ™ Business Model
Flexible business model that suits different needs
Own your own Invest in your
Buy energy part of the sytem
equipmentBusiness model designed for utilizing local competence
ectogrid™ licensing offer ectogrid™ partners End-customers
Energy company A
ectocloud™
Planning tools Energy company B
Design know-how
Technology license
Energy company C
The ectogrid™ business model drives CO2 efficient solutions for heating and cooling globallyectogrid ™ Cases
Medicon Village, the world’s first ectogrid™, integrating heating
and cooling
This is a zero emission energy systemMedicon Village results
ectogrid™
District Balanced energy
heating 11 GWh
10 GWh
District Supplied
cooling energy
4 GWh 3 GWh
Supplied energy Balanced energy
78.5% reduction on supplied energy
20% reduction on customer’s energy billUoA Quarter – replacing gas by using sustainable H&C sources
E.ON can solve the heating
need of an existing city
quarter…
…while creating an
autonomous system,
independent of natural gas
Feasibility study examining
a sustainable & attractive
business case Ability to have a flexible
ectogrid temperature
Stepwise project approach
(1. Selected buildings, 2. Expansion to whole quarter)Shamrock Park – replacing gas and using waste heat from
chemical industry
Real estate Real Estate Developer
development -
increasing property
Energy contract
value by using clean with customer
energy
Energy contract
Local energy company with customer
ectogrid™ as enabler
for flexible Energy contract
with customer
transformation to
clean energy Energy ontract
with customer
Gas CHP for local Chemical industry
electricity generation
Clean energy ready infrastructure for retro fit and new built areaWhy ectogrid ?
™ectogrid™ – A thermal microgrid solution delivering a zero carbon
solution for the worlds heating and cooling needs
The most energy efficient heating and cooling solution
Cheaper to build - one grid serves 2 utilities
Makes use of low temperature surplus heat
Energy optimization as a service
Renewable production and consumption in defined area
Charging possible Discharging wanted
Creates and captures flexibility
Solar energy
ectogrid effect (%)
Power (MW)
Wind energy Overall Demand
100
0
Night Sunrise Noon Sunset Night
Time of the day
Energy company A
Available for all ectogrid™ partners ectocloud™
Planning tools
Design know-how
Energy company B
Technology license
Energy company CSummary and potential next steps
Purpose of todays meeting 1 Quick Scan
• High-level calculation1 of the feasibility
of an ectogrid™ for a selected area
Introduction to ectogrid™
Basic understanding of functionalities 2 Feasibility study
How ectogrid™ can support the • In-depth analysis1 of an ectogrid™ +
design of an individual Pilot
Regional Energy Strategy
Insights into challenges for the 3 Pilot project
individual customer
• Realization of an ectogrid™ at a
concrete development area
1 E.ON provides document with technical + data requirements needed 28.05.2020 29Thank you! Contact: lars.bierlein@eon.se
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