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Horizon 2020 Energy Challenge
Energy efficiency section
Margot Pinault
Policy Officer
European Commission, Directorate General for Energy,
Unit C.3. - Energy efficiency
@MargotPin
Antonio Aguilo
Project Advisor
Intelligent Energy Europe and Horizon 2020 programmes
European Commission, Executive Agency for Small and Medium-Sized
Enterprises (EASME)
@H2020EE
@MargotPin
H2020
Energy Efficiency- Heating and cooling
Work Programme 2016-2017
and its policy context
Energy Efficiency WP 2016-2017:
• responds to policy challenges
& priorities Heating and
cooling
• proposes more topics in
heating and cooling
Innovative Engaging
Financing consumer
focus
areas
Industry,
services and Buildings
products
Policy agenda 2020/2030 Framework for Climate and Energy & Energy Union- its key dimension- Energy Efficiency Energy Union Roadmap: 1. Strategy for Heating and Cooling 2. EU Energy Efficiency legislation implementation and review 3. New Deal for energy consumers 4. EU framework to finance Energy Efficiency
CO2 emissions- average person UK Heating & Cooling Strategy Communication: beginning of 2016 Broad consultation of stakeholders Input to legislation review H&C consumption per energy 2012 (%) Objectives : -tackling H&C consumption -linking with electricity system -waste heat recovery
H&C challenges in the WP 2016-2017 Innovation and market uptake of waste heat recovery and reuse technologies (in industry & services and cities) • Topics EE-1-2017, EE-17-2016-2017, EE-20-2017 District heating networks: replication of efficient retrofitting of DH networks, waste heat reuse in DH • Topics EE-2-2017, EE-1-2017 Research, innovation and market uptake of efficient and low-carbon H&C technologies • Topic EE-3-2016, EE-4-2016-2017
Energy Efficiency legislative framework:
implementation & review
Review
Energy Efficiency
Directive
Review
Energy Labelling Review
and Ecodesign EPBD*
Directives
*Public consultation until
31/10/2015
7
Energy Union – Consumer in the Centre
Energy Union - New deal for energy consumers
Empowering consumer, deploying demand side response, using smart technologies
Consumer awareness raising towards sustainable energy
including behavioural change through ICT
• Topics EE-6-2016-2017, EE-7-2016-2017, EE-8-2016
Demand-response in smart homes/energy management
systems technologies
• Topic EE-12-2017
Enforcement of the EE products legislation and consumer
awareness raising towards the most EE products
• Topics EE-6-2016-2017, EE-16-2016-2017
EU framework to finance Energy Efficiency 100 bn € investments/year needed to achieve EE targets Existing framework : European Structural and Investment Funds, Horizon 2020, European Fund for Strategic Investment/Investment Plan, Smart Finance for Smart Buildings Existing programmes & instruments : ESIF : Operational Programmes, INTERREG Project Development Assistance : H2020/EE22 & ELENA Financial instruments for EE: PF4EE, EEEF
Challenges for financing investments in H&C Aggregation- dispersed and fragmented nature Project development assistance • Topic EE-22-2016, ELENA De-risking Investments standardisation • Topic EE-24-2016 Market based culture & new business models - Innovative financing schemes and Innovative energy efficiency services • Topic EE-23-2017, EE-25-2016
EE 2016/2017 calls presentation
Call
Secure, clean and efficient energy
Energy Efficiency 2016 93 M€
Call Energy Efficiency 2017 101 M€
Funding areas
Innovative
Heating financing for
& Energy
Cooling Buildings Efficiency
Industry,
services & investments
Consumers
ProductsTypes of action:
HORIZON 2020
Project Detailed
Commercial Investments
R&D intention & design & Procurement
Application contracts
planning financing
FP7 Intelligent Energy EuropeTECHNOLOGY READINESS LEVELS
(TRLs) covered by H/C topics
Technology readiness level
TRL 1: Basic principles / implications identified
TRL 2: Technology concept formulated
TRL 3: Experimental proof of concept developed
TRL 4: Component and/or system validated in a laboratory environment (small
scale prototype)
TRL 5: The technology, a large scale prototype development unit, has been qualified
through testing in relevant environment.
H/C Topics
TRL 6: The prototype system or subsystem have been scaled up to prove the
industrial potential and its integration within the energy system.
TRL 7: Demonstration of full-scale system in operational environment
TRL 8: System completed and qualified. End of system development.
TRL 9: Full commercial application, technology available for consumers.
The proposal will need to provide the evidence that the activities are
implemented at the specific TRLs levels
Source: Work Programme general annexes
http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/funding/reference_docs.html#h2020-work-programmes-2016-17Topics
• Are challenge-based, thus more open to innovative proposals
• Are described in terms of:
1. Specific challenge
2. Scope
3. Expected impacts
• Give due consideration to cross-cutting issues
• May bring together different disciplines, sectors and actorsNOT LEGALLY BINDING
Code EE Call 2016 Topics Type
Budget
(M€)
Deadline
Standardised installation packages integrating renewable and
EE-03 energy efficiency solutions for heating, cooling and/or hot water IA
preparation
EE-04 New H/C solutions using low grade sources of thermal energy RIA
34 21 Jan
EE-05 Models & tools for heating and cooling mapping and planning RIA
EE-07 Behavioural change toward energy efficiency through ICT RIA
Socio-economic research on consumer's behaviour related to
EE-08 RIA
energy efficiency
Supporting accelerated and cost-effective deep renovation of
EE-10 PPP
buildings
16 21 Jan
PPP/
EE-17 Valorisation of waste heat in industrial systems
IA
EE-06 Engaging private consumers towards sustainable energy CSA
EE-09 Engaging and activating public authorities CSA
Overcoming market barriers and promoting deep renovation of
EE-11 CSA
buildings
EE-13 Cost reduction of new Nearly Zero-Energy buildings CSA
30 15 Sep
EE-14 Construction skills CSA
EE-16 Effective implementation of EU product efficiency legislation CSA
EE-24 Making the energy efficiency market investible CSA
EE-25 Development and roll-out of innovative energy efficiency services CSA
ERA-NET Cofund actions supporting Joint Actions towards ERA-
EE-21 5 15 Sep
increasing energy efficiency in industry and services NET
EE-22 Project Development Assistance CSA 8 15 SepNOT LEGALLY BINDING
Budget
Code EE Call 2017 Topics Type
(M€)
Deadline
Waste heat recovery from urban facilities and re-use to increase
EE-01 energy efficiency of district or individual heating and cooling IA
systems
EE-04 New H/C solutions using low grade sources of thermal energy RIA 30 19 Jan
EE-07 Behavioural change toward energy efficiency through ICT RIA
Bringing to market more energy efficient and integrated data
EE-20 IA
centres
EE-17 Valorisation of waste heat in industrial systems PPP
Integration of Demand Response in Energy Management Systems 16 19 Jan
EE-12 PPP
while ensuring interoperability
EE-02 Improving the performance of inefficient district heating networks CSA
EE-06 Engaging private consumers towards sustainable energy CSA
EE-09 Engaging and activating public authorities CSA
Overcoming market barriers and promoting deep renovation of
EE-11 CSA
buildings
EE-14 Construction skills CSA
Increasing capacities for actual implementation of energy efficiency
EE-15 CSA 47 07 June
measures in industry and services
EE-16 Effective implementation of EU product efficiency legislation CSA
Energy efficiency of industrial parks through energy cooperation
EE-18 CSA
and mutualised energy services
EE-19 Public Procurement of Innovative Solutions for energy efficiency PPI
EE-23 Innovative financing schemes CSA
EE-24 Making the energy efficiency market investible CSA
EE-22 Project Development Assistance CSA 8 07 JunePart B – Other actions (tenders) • Study analysing the cost-effective share of efficient district heating and cooling in the EU • Study on utility models (for the supply of locally available energy efficient, renewable and waste/waste heat based heating and cooling) • Study on heat market design including coordination, pricing and trading mechanisms, business models, as well as consumer protection, engagement and participation • Improvement of CHP data collection
Priorities for heating and cooling
in the 2016-2017 calls
Only the topics under the Call 2016 are presented in detail. Topics under the Call 2017 are added
at the end of this presentation for references purposesOverview of H/C n the energy
challenge
Low Carbon Smart Cities
Energy and SME
efficiency Energy instrument
Communities
Heating and • Energy system • Light-house -stimulating
(grids, storage) demonstration the innovation
cooling
• Renewable projects potential of
Buildings energies (next SMEs for a low
Engaging generation, carbon and
consumers demonstration, efficient
Industry, market uptake) energy system
services and • Decarbonising fossil
products fuels
• Socio-economic
Innovative research
financing for EE Call budgets (in Mio €)
• European Research
Area in energy Call 2016 2017
EE 93 101
LCE 352,66 367,62
SCC 60 71,50
SME 46 50Support to H/C under Horizon 2020 WP 2016-17 –Energy Eff
Research & Innovation CSA/Market Technical
Innovation action uptake assistance
Innovative Models Standardised Engaging PDA
solutions for and tools installation and retrofitting
using low for H/C packages activating of existing
Call 2016
grade mapping integrating EE public DHC
thermal and and RES H/C authorities (EE22)
energy planning (EE3) (EE9)
sources (EE5)
(EE4)
Innovative *Other
Waste heat Improving EE services actions:
Valorisation recovery in efficiency of and ELENA
of waste urban areas DH financing (European
heat in schemes
Call 2017
(EE1) schemes Local
industrial (EE24-25) Energy
systems (EE2)
Assistance
(EE17)
Information on this slide is indicative –
Only the Horizon 2020 call for proposals has a legal value1. Research and innovation actions Funding rate: 100% “may include basic and applied research, technology development and integration, testing and validation on a small- scale prototype in a laboratory or simulated environment…but limited demonstration or pilot activities” This definition is taken from the WP 2014-15. Please see general annexes to the main work programme 2016-2017 once they are available. http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/funding/reference_docs.html#h2020-work-programmes-2016-17
Topic EE-4 Call 2016-17, RIA
New heating and cooling solutions using
low grade sources of thermal energy
New heating and
cooling solutions 1. SPECIFIC CHALLENGE
using low grade • Put to a use thermal energy
sources of thermal sources not generally used due to
energy their temperature levels via
• use of low exergy systems
• use of technologies able to take
"heating and cooling demand
advantage of low/moderate
is supplied using high valued
energy sources e.g. electricity temperature resources
and fossil fuel driven
appliances"
TRL 4-6
Call 2016 deadline: 21 Jan ~ EUR 3 and 4 millionTopic EE-4 Call 2016-17, RIA
New heating and cooling solutions using
low grade sources of thermal energy
2. SCOPE
• Develop, demonstrate, validate and improve the overall efficiencies of
the technologies/systems mentioned in the challenge
3. IMPACT
Demonstrate using quantified indicators and targets:
• Primary energy and GHG savings (compared to BAS today)
• Increased share of residual and RES thermal energyin the supply of H/C
• Gains in the overall efficiencies
The scope of this topic might change in 2017 to investigate the applicability
of low and very low temperature district heating for buildings with high
thermal performance.Topic EE-5 Call 2016, RIA
Models and tools for 1. SPECIFIC CHALLENGE
heating and cooling • Need to better identify, analyse,
mapping and planning model and map resources and
"only a few public authorities
solutions for heating and cooling
have the expertise, knowledge
and tools to perform heat and
cooling mapping and
planning…. but they should be
available and used as part of
the policy making processes of
public authorities."
TRL 5-7
~ EUR 2.5 and 3 million
Call 2016 deadline: 21 JanTopic EE-5 Call 2016, IA
Models and tools for heating and cooling
mapping and planning
2. SCOPE 3. IMPACT
• Mainstream and further develop Demonstrate using quantified
methods and tools of H/C indicators and targets:
planning in the administrative • Better integration of H/C
practices of public authorities mapping in the regional and
local planning
• Tools should
• Number of people within the
• Be able to link with other
target groups trained
types of maps (e.g. spatial,
infrastructure, renewable energy • Adoption / implementation
sources maps) of the tools beyond project
• Be user friendly and open duration
source • etc.
• Include instruction and
training modules and be
validated, demonstrated and
piloted with the target groups2. Innovation actions Funding rate: 70% ““…may include prototyping, testing, demonstrating, piloting, large-scale product validation and market replication” (*) 100% for non-for profit legal entities This definition is taken from the WP 2014-15. Please see general annexes to the main work programme 2016-2017 once they are available. http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/funding/reference_docs.html#h2 020-work-programmes-2016-17
Topic EE-3 Call 2016, IA
Standardised 1. SPECIFIC CHALLENGE
installation packages • Innovation actions are needed to
integrating renewable bring forward combined, adaptable
and energy efficiency and plug-and-play solutions
solutions for heating, • Develop new heating/cooling and/or
cooling and/or hot hot water preparation systems and
demonstrate their real potential
water preparation
"increase the roll-out in the
market of new technologies for
heating and cooling"
TRL 6-8
~ EUR 3 and 4 million
Call 2016 deadline: 21 JanTopic EE-3 Call 2016, IA
Standardised installation packages integrating
RE and EE solutions for H/C and/or hot water
2. SCOPE 3. IMPACT
Development and demonstration of Demonstrate using quantified
cost-effective compact and fully indicators and targets:
integrated H/C units installed at the • Primary energy and GHG
building level emission savings (compared to
• cost-effective integration BAS today)
• high values of seasonal • Demonstration of smart
performance controls, better remote
• primary energy savings operation, monitoring and
• allow for remote control and inspection solutions ;
inspection • Roll-out in the market
• include consumer information • Etc.Topic EE-17 Call 2016/17, IA
Valorisation of waste 1. SPECIFIC CHALLENGE
heat in industrial • losses occur because i) energy
systems (SPIRE PPP) losses are difficult to recover and
re-use or ii) the required equipment
are too costly
"energy and fuels represent
between 20% and 40% of
the production costs in • design, build, test & demonstrate
several Resource and Energy new or innovative adaptation of
Intensive Industries(REII)……. existing solutions for waste energy
significant parts of the input- recovery in large industrial
energy are still lost in the systems
form of waste heat by gas,
liquid or solid streams."
TRL 5-7
Call 2016 deadline: 21 Jan ~ EUR 4 and 5 millionTopic EE-17 Call 2016/17, IA
Valorisation of waste heat in industrial systems
2. SCOPE 3. IMPACT
Actions could either address: • Minimum levels of recovery of
• the efficient recovery of waste waste heat
heat in large industrial systems or • Measureable substantial primary
• innovative solutions of energy energy and CO2 emissions
symbiosis between industries or savings
plants inside industrial parks for the • Improvement in energy
valorisation of waste and efficiency and the reduction of
residual heat. energy cost
Solutions should:
• be adaptable to various types
of industrial processes and
• validated by full scale
demonstration in real
production conditions in
industrial facilities.3. Coordination and support actions Funding rate: 100% ““Actions consisting primarily of accompanying measures … awareness-raising and communication, coordination or support services, policy dialogues and mutual learning exercises and studies, activities of strategic planning, etc," This definition is taken from the WP 2014-15. Please see general annexes to the main work programme 2016-2017 once they are available. http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/funding/reference_docs.html#h2 020-work-programmes-2016-17
Coordination and support
actions
In other words…converting policy into actionOther potentially relevant Calls 2016-2017, CSA
topics for H/C
EE22: Project development assistance (CSA, 2016-2017)
• Technical assistance to public and private project promoters in the development
of bankable projects using innovative organisational and financial approaches
• Investments launched during the project
• Sectors supported include retrofitting of DHC systems
EE-9: Engaging and activating public authorities (CSA)
• Scope includes development of financing strategies for capital-intensive
technologies for heating and cooling (2016)
• Peer to peer learning for public authorities (2016-17)
Other topics may also embrace heating and cooling related actions -> have a look
at the WP. The review provided in this presentation is not exhaustive and
has no legal value.H/C topics, Call 2017
EE-2: Improving the performance of inefficient district heating networks
(CSA, 2017)
• Many DH systems are old and inefficient and run using fossil fuels
• A significant number of customers disconnect from DH
• The retrofitting of these DH systems can offer a cost effective approach to
supplying efficient heat
• Replication and development of successful technical, managerial,
organisational and financial approaches for the retrofitting of inefficient DH
achieving substantial primary energy savings
EE-1: Waste heat recovery from urban facilities and re-use to increase
energy efficiency of district or individual heating and cooling systems
• Demonstrate waste heat and waste water heat recovery in urban areas
• Innovation action, TRL 6-8Example of on-going projects
Example: OPTi project
OPTi project Duration: 03/2015 - 11/2017
Development of a novel methodology Budget: 2,100,130 €, RIA (100% funded)
to control and optimize DHC systems Coordinator: Lulea Technical University,
using advanced modelling, SE
optimization and control Partner: research centres, industry, ICT
techniques by introducing: developers, utilities, engineering firms,
• automated demand response to
Partners countries (SE, EL, ES, DE, IN)
reduce and shift peak loads of DH
networks in combination with Expected Impact:
• the use of passive thermal storage • Energy savings (30-40%)
capabilities (building and network
level) • Increased share of local waste and
renewable source of thermal energy
Demonstration in hospital campus Website: http://www.opti2020.eu/
in Mallorca (Spain) and in Lulea
(Sweden) DH networkExample of on-going IEE
project – project
development assistance
Starting point
• Two independent
distribution system
supplying heat to 11 234
Activities supported
flats Expected outcomes
• Preliminary studies
• Energy supply: gas fired • Investments are
• Licensing and permitting
engines launched for new
• Technical and financial
• The heat provider is geothermal wells and
engineering
company is owned 69,5% connection to the city DH
• Procurement
by the Municipality and network
• Financing
30,5% by a private utility
• Communication and
dissemination -> replication • Total expected
investments: 30 mEURHow to submit a good proposal?
Eligible
countries:
EU28
+ Associated
Countries
+ Any third countries
(under certain
conditions)
+ Turkey, Israel,
MoldovaLogin or
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http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portalEvaluation
• Award criteria:
1. Excellence
2. Impact
3. Quality & efficiency of
implementation
• Only the best proposals not
requiring negotiations will be
selectedEvaluation process • Fair and equal treatment of all proposers • Based on the criteria announced in the Call • Confidential process, no conflicts of interest • Independent external experts
Lessons learned: • Start early, a good proposal needs time and evolution. Input from real partners. Be on time for the deadline • "Excellence": your chance for your selling points. Make choices, focus, have a clear direction, remove unnecessary elements, innovate. Win by explaining. • "Impact": Be ambitious. Quantify. Plan activities to monitor your performance. Keep links to your actual work plan. • "Resources: Invest time into your work plan - this is the opportunity to convince evaluators that you can materialise your vision. Invest time into your resource planning –bottom up.
While perfect proposals to not exist • We look forward to excellent proposals, with convincing impact from the best possible use of resources • Submitted by motivated and inspired project teams • Aiming to deliver and 'make a change'
Call evaluation • EASME - H2020 Energy team • Mailbox: EASME-ENERGY@ec.europa.eu • No pre-proposal checks
Information Resources & Events • H2020 Portal • National Contact Points • FP7 projects • 300+ Intelligent Energy Europe (IEE) projects, including various information platforms Events: H2020 Public & Private Partnership Info Day Brussels, 16 October 2015 Session on Sustainable Process Industry (SPIRE cPPP) 13:30-15:30 H2020 Energy Efficiency Info Day Brussels, 8 December 2015
IEE Project database http://ec.europa.eu/energy/intelligent/projects/
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