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Competent Support for Excellent Research in Bavaria, Europe and the World

Dr. Panteleimon Panagiotou

Head of Unit

Information & Communication Technologies |

Engineering & Natural Sciences

Energy Efficient Buildings (EeB)

in Horizon 2020

and

Smart Specialisation

Energy in Buildings & Smart Specialisation │ Dr. Panteleimon Panagiotou │ ASHRAE 2 06.05.2017

• The BayFOR @work

• EU-projects in Energy efficient buildings (EeB)

• Impact & Smart specialisation

Overview


Overview





11 universities

20 universities of applied

sciences

Bavarian State Ministry of Education,

Science and the Arts and the Bavarian

State Chancellery

Associates & Contributors

Nuremberg

Munich

Brussels

Initiative to promote Bavaria as a location for

science and innovation within the European Research Area


• Targeted information and services

• Initiate EU-projects

• Contacts between academia, industry and politics

• International partner search

• Proposal preparation and application process

• Grant and consortium agreement

• Project management and communication

Partner in

BayFOR – partner in EU Projects

Communication, project management, trainings, ...


Overview





EU project HarWin Harvesting Solar Energy with Multifunctional Glass-Polymer Windows

Coordination Prof. Dr. Monika Willert-Porada (University of Bayreuth, Material Processing)

Consortium 11 partners out of 5 EU member und 1 associated state (DE, BE, UK, PL, FI and CH)

Funding scheme Horizon 2020, EEB.NMP-2012-5, project reference 314653

Funding € 3.4 million

Duration 3 years

(09/2012 – 08/2015)

Web www.harwin-fp7.eu Funded by

the European Union

http://www.harwin-fp7.eu/




Windows have regionally different impact

kWh/m²

< 100

100-200

200-250

250-300

>300

Energy consumption kWh/m² domestic building, moderate climate zone

EU project HarWin – European impact assessment

Contribution to energy consumption EU-wide


EU project HarWin – topic and collaboration

Expected Impact • Energy savings over live cycle up to 20% • Weight reduction up to 50% • Insulating window with 0,3 W/m²/K at VLT > 50%

Characteristics of the new windows • Reduced energy and materials consumption • High strength, stability and transparency • Usage of recyclable materials • Noise and heat insulation • Reduced weight


EU project INNOVIP Innovative multi-functional Vacuum-Insulation-Panels (VIPs)

for use in the building sector

Funded by

the European Union

Coordination Christoph Sprengard (FIW - Forschungsinstitut fuer

Waermeschutz)

Consortium 13 partners from Germany, Denmark, France, Israel, Poland,

Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom

Funding scheme Horizon 2020, EEB-01-2016, project reference 723441

Funding € 4.9 million

Duration 3 years (10/2016 – 10/2019)

Web www.innovip-h2020.eu

© FIW Muenchen

© Va-Q-Tech

http://www.innovip-h2020.eu/





Summary Re-invention of top-of-the-line insulating material

Vacuum-Insulation-Panels (VIP) by improving their

thermal performance over the entire lifetime by

at least 25 % and making VIPs adjustable,

mountable and machineable

Keywords vacuum-insulation-panels; energy efficient buildings;

production; standardisation

Consortium

EU project INNOVIP

Funded by

the European Union

© va-Q-tec

© Hanita Coatings


EU projects HarWin & INNOVIP – Work packages


Overview





• Impact broadly defines the wider societal, economic or environmental

cumulative changes over a longer period of time

Impact is part of your project idea

Sustainability, socio-economic challenge

The whole consortium contributes to the impact

Research, Innovations, Networks, and Roadmaps

Products, services, methods, business plans, networks, strategies,

Market analysis – numbers, facts, numbers, facts

Impact – definition and experiences


Impact – the European situation

Technology Readiness Level

Basic research

Proof of concept

validation in lab

Demon-strator

Prototype/ Pilot

Market

The valley of Death

Investment by

public sector

Investment by

private sector

Source: NANOfutures roadmap


Smart Specialisation - concept • Smart Specialisation

(RIS3 - Research and Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialisation)

is a strategic approach to economic development through

targeted support for research and innovation.

• According the initiative of the EU commission each European regions may

present their capabilities and methods to improve their capabilities in research

and innovation strategies within Smart Specialisation

• The european commission supports the strategies of each regions

as pre-condition for giving the European Structural Fonds (ESF)

for 2014 - 2020 in the priority of Research and innovation.

It represents the most comprehensive industrial policy in Europe


"Down-stream"

Research & Development Innovation Market Capacity Building

Horizon 2020

Frontier research (ERC, FET)

SME instrument

ERA-Net, JP, EUREKA, KIC,

Interreg

ESI Funds

R&I Infrastructures

and Equipment

"Staircase to Excellence"

National / Regional

R&I funds

"Up-stream"

Marie Curie

Excellent R&I

Demonstration/Pilots

KET, PPP ESFRI

"Research Excellence"

EU-funds

"Innovation Excellence"

private sector investment

Smart Specialisation – synergy

Source adopted from EU-Commission, DG R&I & Industrial Technologies, GD Horizontal aspects & coordination G1


• The RIS3 Platform provides advice to EU countries and regions for the design and

implementation of their Smart Specialisation Strategy according to their topics

• By regional authorities proposed topics according to EeB from Makedonia & Bavaria:

S3 Priorities for Kentriki Makedonia

Description Capabilities Target Markets

Building materials and household equipment

1. Construction 2. Specialised construction activities

1. Manufacturing & industry 2. Electrical equipment

S3 Priorities for Bavaria

Description Capabilities Target Markets

New and intelligent materials, nano- and micro-technology

1. Manufacturing & industry 2. Nanotechnology & engineering

1. Manufacturing & industry

Source: http://s3platform.jrc.ec.europa.eu

Smart Specialisation - topics


• Integration of energy smart materials in non-residential buildings

• Building information modelling adapted to efficient renovation

• New developments in plus energy houses

• Industrialisation of building envelope for the renovation market

• Integrated storage systems for residential buildings

• ICT for proactive residential buildings and construction, design to end of life

potential topics for

Energy efficient Buildings (EeB)

within Horizon 2020


Headquarters in Munich

Dr. Panagiotou (head of unit)

Prinzregentenstraße 52

80538 Munich

Germany

Phone: +49 (0)89 99 01 888 -130

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.bayfor.org

Office in Nuremberg

Rathenauplatz 2

90489 Nuremberg

Germany

Office in Brussel

Rue du Trône 98/7

1050 Brussel

Belgium

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