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16/7/2015 CRES Presentation The Identity of a Valid, Contemporary and Strong Organization EERA JP-CSP General Assembly Meeting Brussels, 29 th April 2015 Theni Oikonomou Energy & Environment Physicist, M.Sc. Solar Thermal Department RES


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CRES Presentation

The Identity of a Valid, Contemporary and Strong Organization

EERA JP-CSP General Assembly Meeting Brussels, 29th April 2015

Theni Oikonomou Energy & Environment Physicist, M.Sc. Solar Thermal Department RES Division, CRES

background

  • The Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and

Saving (CRES) is the Greek national centre for Renewable Energy Sources (RES), Rational Use of Energy (RUE) and Energy Saving (ES)

  • CRES was founded in September 1987, it is

supervised by the Greek Ministry for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, and has financial and administrative independence.

  • Its main goal is the promotion of RES/RUE/ES

applications at a national and international level, as well as the support of related activities taking into consideration the environmental impacts, in the energy supply and use.

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Dual Role National Energy Centre Promotion & Supporting RES / RUE / ΕS Research & Technological Centre

Mission

  • Applied Research
  • Market technical supporting
  • Technology implementation
  • Development of innovative

technologies (system & product level)

  • Policies Formulation
  • Investment programmes

management

  • Energy planning
  • Dissemination

The Organisational Structure of CRES is composed of the following basic units: Division of Renewable Energy Sources Division of Development Programs Division of Energy Efficiency Division of Energy Policy & Planning Administration & Finance Division Quality Assurance Office

Structure

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WIND ENERGY BIOMASS GEOTHERMAL ENERGY SOLAR ENERGY PV SYSTEMS SMALL HYDRO & OCEAN ENERGY RES & HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGIES RATIONAL USE OF ENERGY & ENERGY EFFICIENCY ANALYSIS OF ENERGY POLICY &SYSTEMS BUILDING CELL & INDOOR CLIMATE ENVIRONMENT TRANSPORT

Sectors

The laboratories Energy Efficient offices

The Park of Energy Awareness, where are in operation RES systems from all the technologies (highlights: demonstration

wind park of 3.01MW instal. power, hydrogen production unit from wind, DEC solar cooling unit, hybrid desalination unit), situated in

the area of Keratea in Attiki

Premises

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Technology Facilities Wind

  • W/T Testing
  • Test Station, Demo Wind Farm
  • Wind-diesel

Biomass

  • Biomass Fuel Analysis Lab
  • Biomass Boilers Test rig

Geothermal

  • Portable equipment

Solar Thermal

  • Portable equipment

Water Tech

  • Portable equipment

Hydrogen & RES

  • Wind-Hydrogen installation,
  • Hydrogen Tech. Lab, link to DER Lab

PV Systems & DER

  • PV Modules Lab. & Battery Lab.
  • Power Electronics Lab.
  • Hybrid System - DER

Building Cell & Indoor Climate

  • Air flow Lab. (wind tunnel)
  • Day-lighting Lab. (artificial sky)
  • Thermal comfort Lab.
  • Test cells
  • Building Env. & Indoor Climate Lab.
  • Building components &materials thermal

testing lab.

  • Is the official Greek government consultant
  • n matters of RES/RUE/ES national policy,

strategy and planning

  • Carries out applied research and develops

innovative technologies which are both technically/ economically viable and environment-friendly

  • Organises, supervises and carries out

demonstration and pilot projects, to promote the above technologies

  • Develops and distributes specialised

software programmes (GIS tools) on the RES/RUE/ES area

Activities

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  • Implements commercial RES/RUE/ES

applications in relevant energy projects of the private sector, local authorities, professional associations, etc.

  • Provides technical services and advice, in the

form of specialised know- how and information, to third parties

  • Disseminates technologies in its areas of

expertise and provides reliable information and support to interested organisations and investors

  • Organises and/or participates in technical and

scientific seminars, educational programmes, specialised training courses, meetings, etc

Activities

Participation in more than 700 European and national projects. These include R&D projects, demonstration & pilot projects, development of energy information systems and energy modelling, energy policy studies, investment feasibility studies, techno-economic studies, market research, environmental impact assessments as well as training and promotional activities on the RES/RUE/ES related issues. CRES has also provided important services to third parties (private investors, companies) and to local authorities, concerning the exploitation of the technical and techno-economic possibilities for the application of RES/ RUE/ES.

Projects

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CRES co-operates with other institutes, organisations, universities, consultants, international organisations (such as the IEA, UNESCO, ISES, PLEA, IEC, CEN, etc) It is an active member of various European and international networks, such as the EnR, MEDENER, EUFORES, EWEA, DYNASTEE, MEASNET, EUREC Agency, etc. Scientific staff of 110 highly qualified engineers and

  • ther scientists

(the total personnel numbers 165 people). Annual turnover: 11 million Euro

Personnel & Networks CST Projects

  • A. EU-SOLARIS – The European Infrastructure for Concentrated Solar Power
  • Framework

FP7

  • Duration

2012-2016

  • Total/ CRES budget

4,447,919 € / 426,000 €

  • B. WECSP – Capacity building Wind Energy and Concentrating Solar Power in Jordan
  • Framework

EuropeAid

  • Duration

2011 - 2014

  • Total budget

1,595,870 € / 266,3380 €

  • C. ARCHIMEDES – Solar Concentrating Research Infrastructure for sustainable energy

production and storage, solar fuels and thermochemical processes

  • Framework

Greek National Roadmap for Research Infrastructure

  • Duration

Negotiation phase

  • Total budget

Negotiation phase

  • D. Legal agreements with investors
  • Solar potential analysis
  • System Modeling and dynamic simulation
  • Energy Studies
  • Conceptual Design
  • Techno-economic analysis
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System level

  • Solar potential analysis
  • Site selection
  • Energy audits
  • Modelling and Dynamic simulations
  • Techno-economic, hydraulic, Electrical and Monitoring Studies/ Designs
  • Monitoring and Performance evaluation

Product level

  • Collector design
  • Optics modelling
  • Thermo-hydraulic analysis
  • Simulations

CRES participation in EERA JP-CSP

SUB-PROGRAMME 4: Concentrated Solar Power and Desalination

  • Human Resource committed (py/y): 0,25

SUB-PROGRAMME 5: Line-Focusing CSP systems

  • Human Resource committed (py/y): 0,5

SUB-PROGRAMME 6: Point-Focusing CSP systems

  • Human Resource committed (py/y): 0,25

Name Country Role Associated to (if associate) Human Resource committed (py/y) CRES GREECE

  • Assoc. Participant

PSA 1

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