EUROHEAT & POWER CLIMESPACE PRESENTATION. Cooling – The New Market Dimension  Paris District Cooling Network.

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EUROHEAT & POWER CLIMESPACE PRESENTATION

Cooling – The New Market Dimension  Paris District Cooling Network

Cooling – The New Market Dimension CContents : GGrowing demand of cooling in Europe PParis Cooling Network AAdvantages and Environemental impact

Growing Demand in Europe  Market share of district cooling in Europe is between 2 to 3 TWh cooling  DC should be able to take 25 % share of market, which can be between 500 and 700 TWh in 2012  Why Such an interest ?  The case of Paris

Company Concessionaire for Paris City since 1991 Turnover in 2003 : 37 M€ Turnover in 2004 : 43 M€ Turnover in 2005 : 50 M€ Shareholders : Cofathec :50 % Elyo : 28 % CPCU : 22 % Investments since 1991 : 273 M€ Staff : 76 people. Groupe SUEZ Groupe GdF

Network Power : 52 MW Industrial chillers River Cooling Power : 42 MW Indusrtial chillers Ice Storage under construction Cooling Tower Power : 33 MW Industrial chillers Including 20 MWh for ice storage Cooling Tower Power : 33 MW Industrial chillers River Cooling Power : 8 MW Cooling Tower Capacity : m3 Equivalent installed power : 10 MW Under construction : 52 MW Industrial chillers Free cooling River Cooling

Connected power MW Years { 275 MW

Environnemental Comparison between Paris Network and Conventional cooling Climespace - 5 Sites - 1 Network Clients Conventional Cooling conventional Chillers  Studies asked to an independant university specialized in cooling solution (Armines)  Comparison : Electric consumption Frigorific gases impact Global Nuisances : Water Chemical Product Sanitary Risk Noise Visual Impact Local Nuisances : Architecture constraint Space saving

Comparison Between Climespace Network and owned conditionning system Method : Analyze of Climespace Network performance Electricity cnsumption Energy sold Frigorific gases leakage Analyze of Climespace Client profile and Consumption Comparison : ARMINES took figures of conventional chillers per client profile ARMINES made a model changing all our client putting adapted conventional chillers, corresponding to their consumption profile

Clients per activity

Clients profils per activity

Total Equivalent Warming Impact This index determines CO2 impact, taking into account: Direct effect: frigorific gases leakage (measure for CLIMESPACE, and estimation for conventional chillers) Indirect effect: Electricity consumption (Climespace consumption / performance data for conventional chillers)

Water and chemical products Consumption Water consumed by Climespace / consumption estimated for autonomous chillers with cooling tower

Global Environnemental Impact - 30%Frigorific Gas Impact Electrical Consumption - 20% TEWI (Total Equivalent Warming impact)-30% Water Consumption- 55 % Chimical Product - 80% Global Nuisances

Local Environnemental Impact Sanitary Risk Noise reduction Visual Impact Architectural Impact Local Nuisances Space Saving

local impact