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IEA HPP Annex 40

Heat pump concepts for Nearly Zero Energy Buildings (nZEB)

IEA HPP Annex 40 –

International collaboration

Outline and national contributions

Carsten Wemhoener,

University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil

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Introduction to nZEB

Outline of IEA HPP Annex 40

Participants

Tasks

National contributions to Annex 40

Conclusions and outlook

Outline

http://www.neuemonterosahuette.ch source: Tonatiuh Ambrosetti nZEB in 2880 m altitude at Monte Rosa, Swiss Alps, construction objective: 90% self-sufficiency

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Overview of IEA HPP Annex 40

Task 1: State-of-the-art

Task 2: System comparison

State-of-the-art

Task 2: Technology development

State-of-the-art

Task 4: nZEB in the energy system

State-of-the-art

Conclusions and questions

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Overview of IEA HPP Annex 40

Task 1: State-of-the-art

Task 2: System comparison

State-of-the-art

Task 2: Technology development

State-of-the-art

Task 4: nZEB in the energy system

State-of-the-art

Conclusions and questions

Development building sector Germany

Building envelope

System technologies

Passive technologies

Active technologies

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Principle of Nearly Zero Energy Buildings (NZEBs)

• Building system boundary Physical boundary

Balance boundary

• Weighting system Metrics

Symmetry

Time dependent weighting • Net ZEB Balance

Balancing period Type of balance Energy efficiency Energy supply

• Temporal energy match characteristic Load mismatch

Grid interaction

• Measurement and verification

weighted energy consumption

w e ig h te d e n e rg y s u p p ly

modified from Sartori et al.

energy efficiency passive approaches re n e w a b le e n e rg y g e n e ra ti o n

Items for a consistent definition

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source: MINERGIE®

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energy heating

energy heatingenergy DHW

electricity ventilation auxiliary electricity energy heating energy DHW auxiliary electricity electricity ventilation electricity appliances embodied energy

energy heatingenergy DHW

electricity ventilation electricity appliances auxiliary electricity energy heating energy DHW embodied energy energy heating electricity appliances auxiliary electricity energy DHW electricity ventilation

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Participating countries and institutions

CA: CanmetENERGY of Natural Resources, Hydro-Québec (since Jan. 2014)

CH: HSR Rapperswil, FHNW, Energie solaire SA

DE: Fraunhofer ISE (since June 2014)

FI: SULPU, VTT, Aalto University, Green Net Finland (since Jan. 2014)

JP: Uni Nagoya, HPTCJ, Japanese manufacturers

NL: platform 31, TNO

NO: Enova SF, SINTEF Energy Research, NTNU, COWI AS

SE: SP, Swedish manufacturers

US: ORNL, University of Maryland, NIST

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Task 1: State-of-the-art nZEB-Technologies and concepts

Classification of used technologies

Task 2: Assessment and improvement of nZEB concepts

Technology comparison for performance and cost

Design and control of systems

Options for building- and system integration

Task 3: Developments and field monitoring

Technology developments of heat pump systems

Monitoring of systems in nZEB

Task 4: Integration of nZEB into the energy system

Load mismatch and grid interaction

Self-consumption, Storage integration, Smart Tech

Projekt structure of IEA HPP Annex 40

Quelle: Ebert et al. Quelle: Pogharian et al.

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Framework and political targets

Definition of Nearly Zero Energy Buildings (NZEB)

Outline of an IEA HPP Annex 40 on Heat Pump Concepts for NZEBs

Objectives and Scope

Tasks

Links to other projects

State and participants

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DEFINITION “Nearly Zero Energy Building”

Means a building that has a very high energy performance

Nearly or very low energy amount should be covered to a very significant extent by energy from renewable sources, including renewable energy produced on-site or nearby

Presently no common definition of nZEB, neither in policy nor in the market

nZEB Definition

Timeline of EPBD recast for nZEBs

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Task 1: State-of-the-art nZEB-Technologies and concepts

Classification of used technologies

Task 2: Assessment and improvement of nZEB concepts

Technology comparison for performance and cost

Design and control of systems

Options for building- and system integration

Task 3: Developments and field monitoring

Technology developments of heat pump systems

Monitoring of systems in nZEB

Task 4: Integration of nZEB into the energy system

Load mismatch and grid interaction

Self-consumption, Storage integration, Smart Tech

Projekt structure of IEA HPP Annex 40

Quelle: Ebert et al. Quelle: Pogharian et al.

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source: Yoon .2014. Annex 40 workshop, IEA HPC 2014

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source: Yoon .2014. Annex 40 workshop, IEA HPC 2014

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IEA HPP Annex 40 – Task 2 – System assessment

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Task 1: State-of-the-art nZEB-Technologies and concepts

Classification of used technologies

Task 2: Assessment and improvement of nZEB concepts

Technology comparison for performance and cost

Design and control of systems

Options for building- and system integration

Task 3: Developments and field monitoring

Technology developments of heat pump systems

Monitoring of systems in nZEB

Task 4: Integration of nZEB into the energy system

Load mismatch and grid interaction

Self-consumption, Storage integration, Smart Tech

Projekt structure of IEA HPP Annex 40

Quelle: Ebert et al. Quelle: Pogharian et al.

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source: Justo Alonso. 2013. Annex 40 working meeting, Delft

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IEA HPP Annex 40 – Task 3 - Technology development and field trial

Energiesprong project run by platform31, concept evaluation by TNO

Large field monitoring program Energie sprong (Energy leap)

Evaluation of strategies for new buildings and retrofitting to high performance buildings

Concepts comprise heat pump solutions and new nZEB and retrofitting to nZEB

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Contribution of Sweden to Task 2 and Task 3

System comparison

Development of adapted heat pumps for nZEB (SFH/MFH)

Testing of prototype heat pumps and monitoring in nZEB

IEA HPP Annex 40 – Task 3 - Technology development and field trial

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Simulation study on system variants

Integration of heat pump and solar technologies

Simulation of different system configurations

for office buildings

for building functions SH, DHW, SC

Test of solar components in lab tests

Evaluation of real behaviour of components in lab-test as validation for the modelling

System analysis

Evaluation of performance in different operation modes

Evaluation of design of components for different NZE applications

IEA HPP Annex 40 – Task 3 - Technology development and field trial

source: Baxter

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Contribution USA to IEA HPP Annex 40

Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL):

Field monitoring and further development of IHP

Highly Integrated Heat Pump (IHP)

for building functions SH, DHW, SC, Ventilation, DH

Center for Environmental Energy Engineering (CEEE)

University of Maryland

Development of Thermcom Software

for the evaluation of thermal comfort for

different radiative heating and cooling systems

NIST: National Institute of Standards and Technologies

Operation of a n Net Zero Energy Residential Test Facility

Monitoring and calibration of NZEB loads

Test of different NZEB heat pump technologies Simulation of concepts

IEA HPP Annex 40 – Task 3 - Technology development and field trial

source: NIST source: CEEE source:

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Task 1: State-of-the-art nZEB-Technologies and concepts

Classification of used technologies

Task 2: Assessment and improvement of nZEB concepts

Technology comparison for performance and cost

Design and control of systems

Options for building- and system integration

Task 3: Developments and field monitoring

Technology developments of heat pump systems

Monitoring of systems in nZEB

Task 4: Integration of nZEB into the energy system

Load mismatch and grid interaction

Self-consumption, Storage integration, Smart Tech

Projekt structure of IEA HPP Annex 40

Quelle: Ebert et al. Quelle: Pogharian et al.

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Contribution Germany

Long-term monitoring of office buildings equipped with heat pumps

Evaluation of different system boundaries

Optimisation of systems

Operation of systems for demand response and load management

IEA HPP Annex 40 – Task 3/4 – Integration into energy system

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IEA HPP Annex 40 – Task 3/4 – Integration into energy system

Multi-family house in CH with electro-mobility

Quelle: Hall, Dorusch. 2013.

controllable electric power consumption [kWh] (heat pump, dishwasher, E-car)

not controllable electric power consumption [kWh]

PV production [kWh] switchable load [kWh] P V -p ro d u c ti o n / E l. p o w e r c o n s u m p ti o n [ k W h ]

Optimized switchable load

– PV production: 19’800 kWh

– Total power consumption (0-24h) 13’165 kWh

– Total power consumption (10-16h) 3’191 kWh

– possible switchable load: 3’674 kWh

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Heat pumps have already a key position in realised nZEB

Heat pumps and nZEB are the interface between

different infrastructures and technologies

Storage in DHW and space heating storages

Storage in the building thermal mass

Storage in the ground

Link to E-Mobility

Heat pumps offer

still many integration

potentials on different levels

Quelle: Axell, M. 2013. Vortrag European Heat pump summit, Nürnberg

Conclusions

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Deliverables of Annex 40 are intended

to be published in the beginning of 2016

Deliverables will be presented

on Annex 40 website at

http://www.annex40.net

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Enjoy the Finnish IEA HPP Annex 40 HP4NZEB Workshop

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