Combined Heat pump And thermal Storage for Energy efficient industry
About CHASE4HEAT
CHASE aims at developing combined high temperature heat pump and latent thermal energy storage
systems to enable industrial processes using sustainable electricity from intermittent sources.
IMPACT
The CHASE project has the potential to significantly reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas
emissions in the industrial sector, contributing decisively to the EU’s climate neutrality goals by 2050.
CHASE aim and objectives
The aim of the CHASE project is therefore: to enable efficient integration of renewables providing heating of
industrial processes by combining HTHP and LHTES at a relevant industrial scale.
Expectations
CHASE aims to increase energy efficiency and reduce emissions in process industries by optimizing
thermal energy flows. The 100 kW installations implemented during the project period will be scaled to at
least 1 MW in a follow-up project that will be implemented as a demonstrator in industry.
News
GEA: High-temperature heat pump for Südzucker subsidiary Tiense Suiker for the economical use of industrial waste heat
GEA has delivered and installed a new high-temperature heat pump to the Belgian sugar producer Tiense Suiker, a company of the German Südzucker Group [...]
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Sweet and sustainable: new heat pump at sugar factory
A Belgian sugar factory will be sweetening Europe’s path to clean industry thanks to a new heat pump in Tienen.
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Don’t waste the warmth: how industrial heat pumps can recover excess heat
From one of Germany’s largest paper factories to a metal processing plant for the beauty industry in Spain: how can heat pumps recover excess heat?
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