Wir laden Sie herzlich ein zu unserer Online-Veranstaltung „Modelling the Heat Transition“ am 4. März (10:00 Uhr) ein, welche wir zusammen mit dem Team des Projekts THERMOS durchführen.
Gemeinsam stellen wir das THERMOS-Tool und die Unterstützungsangebote der Task Force Wärmewende vor und geben Ihnen die Möglichkeit für konkrete Einblicke und Fragen zum THERMOS-Tool.
Außerdem wollen wir mit Ihnen und den anderen Teilnehmern in einen Austausch kommen. Die Veranstaltung wird auf Englisch abgehalten. Lesen Sie nachfolgend mehr über die Veranstaltung and melden Sie sich an!
Veranstaltungsinhalte
In this online event, we will present the THERMOS tool and the offers of support from Task Force Wärmewende / Warmtetransitie and give you the opportunity for specific insights and questions about the THERMOS tool and to exchange with the other participants.
THERMOS Software & Project
THERMOS is a web-based software designed to optimise local district energy network planning processes and results according to user and project specific requirements such as budget, climate and energy targets.
Free to use and built with and for local energy planners by the THERMOS project, THERMOS places instant address-level mapping and built-in energy demand estimations within immediate reach.
Get started with planning the optimal expansion of existing networks, the planning of an entirely new systems, or comparing different network and non-network solutions.
Access: Explore the THERMOS software instantly directly in your browser by clicking here.
Training Material: Get familiar with the software with our free training materials here.
Task Force Wärmewende / Warmtetransitie
The INTERREG-funded research project „Task Force Wärmewende / Warmtetransitie“ aims to implement specific solutions at local level and to develop and support projects that are currently in the planning or preliminary stages of development.
The predecessor project WiEfm has shown that it is not the lack of technical and market-oriented solutions that prevents a comprehensive heat transition in the EUREGIO, but the lack of opportunities in the municipalities to deal with the topic.
This is where the Task Force Wärmewende / Warmtetransitie comes in with its consortium of scientific and practice-oriented expertise. To provide support, the German-Dutch project team uses tools such as the heat navigator as a hot-spot map for heat network potentials and the use of virtual reality to visualise a heat transition in 3D.
Agenda
| 10:00 – 10:10 | Opening Tjardo Derksen (kiemt) and Carsten Rothballer (ICLEI) |
| 10:10 – 10:35 | Introduction and live demonstration of the THERMOS Tool Martin Holley (CSE) |
| 10:35 – 10:45 | Task Force Wärmewende / Warmtetransitie & THERMOS support to local energy planners Simon Nießen (FH Münster) |
| 10:45 – 10:50 | Relevance of THERMOS in the context of heat planning in Germany Rita Ehrig (Dena) |
| 10:50 – 11:10 | Breakout Sessions Group work to discuss the tool and exchange with each other |
| 11:10 – 11:25 | Question & Answers |
| 11:25 – 11:30 | Feedback Round – potential of the THERMOS tool |
We will start with an introduction to the THERMOS project and the THERMOS tool and show you a live demonstration to give you an insight into how to use the tool.
We continue with providing a brief look into the Task Force Wärmewende / Warmtetransitie project and how we would like to support local heat planning activities in different stages of your potential project.
Next, the objective is to exchange with one another and to get to know the tool better. Therefore, we send you into breakout sessions where you shortly introduce yourselves and then talk about how you could think of using the THERMOS tool if you know or use similar tools and why you are interested in this kind of tool. Furthermore, you will collect your questions about using the tool and what you would need to use this tool in your current situation.
Back in the main session, one person of each breakout session will present the findings and questions of your session and we will answer these questions.
In conclusion we will have a feedback round to capture the potential that you see in using the THERMOS tool for your use cases and how we can support you in your specific heat transition situation.
Rahmendaten der Veranstaltung
| Datum, Uhrzeit | 4. März 2021, 10:00 – 11:30 Uhr |
| Veranstalter: | FH Münster |
| Veranstaltungsart: | Online-Seminar – Austausch |
| Kosten: | Die Teilnahme an der Veranstaltung ist kostenlos. |
| Sprache | Englisch ?? |
| (Fragen können immer auf deutsch, englisch oder niederländisch gestellt werden.) ?? ?? ?? |
Referent(en)
THERMOS
- Carsten Rothballer, Coordinator Sustainable Resources & Climate Resilience at ICLEI Europe
- Martin Holley, Senior Technical Consultant, Centre for Sustainable Energy in Bristol (CSE)
- Rita Ehrig, Senior Expert, Renewable Energies at the Deutsche Energieagentur (Dena)
Task Force Wärmewende
- Tjardo Derksen, Project Leader Energy Transition at kiemt
- Simon Nießen, Head of Research Group Integrated Energy at the University of Applied Sciences Münster (FH Münster)
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