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CHP HYBRID SYSTEMS: FOSTERING THE DECARBONIZATION PATHWAY


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2:00 PM – 3:30 PM UTC

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The U.S. DOE NY-NJ CHP TAP and NECHPI are co-hosting a webinar on CHP hybrid
systems incorporating Heat Pumps, Storage and Renewables.


ABOUT THIS EVENT

On April 19th, 2022 from 10:00 to 11:30 the U.S. DOE NY-NJ CHP TAP will be
co-hosting a webinar with NECHPI addressing CHP hybrid systems incorporating
Heat Pumps, Storage and Renewables. As the energy landscape changes in the
Northeast, it is imperative to demonstrate how CHP systems can optimize and
complement renewables, local and community geothermal systems, and storage. This
webinar will provide real-world examples of the challenges and benefits of
integrating CHP with other clean energy technologies. The operational
performance of stand-alone CHP with respect to wholly electrified options for
heating and cooling as well as integrated solutions will be covered.



Agenda:



10:00 Introduction and welcome

Thomas Bourgeois, Director, U.S. DOE NY-NJ CHP TAP

John Rathbun, Executive Director, NECHPI





10:10 Optimizing CHP in District systems with renewables

Robert Thornton, President, IDEA





10:25 CHP vs. Geothermal with Thermal Energy Storage for Campus Heating

Beka Kosanovic, Assistant Director, U.S. DOE NY-NJ CHP TAP



10:50 Case Study of Hybrid CHP

Kurt West, Vice President of Business Development, 2-G Energy





11:05 Question and Answer Period



11:20 Closing Remarks

Thomas Bourgeois, Director, U.S. DOE NY-NJ CHP TAP

John Rathbun, Executive Director, NECHPI



Robert Thornton will present on the current trends in District energy systems
and the integration of renewable generation with CHP in district systems. The
focus of the discussion will be the optimization of the CHP systems with these
other energy systems and how CHP can fit in the overall carbon reduction plans
of these institutional district energy systems. Institutional end users have
been early adopters of clean energy projects and many already utilize CHP
systems as part of their district energy systems. Some have also integrated
small renewable projects and as these early adopters look to make deeper cuts in
their carbon footprint it will be insightful to understand the current trends
from this important bellwether market.

Beka Kosanovic will present on the ongoing evaluation of geothermal heating and
cooling as an option to replace the CHP system at UMass Amherst’s campus. While
decarbonization of buildings has gained serious interest as a way to achieve net
zero emissions, electrification does come with some significant challenges.
Ground source heat pumps (GSHP) utilizing borehole heat exchangers (BHE) have
been shown to be an effective method of electrifying heating and cooling
systems, maintaining some of the best performance for any electrified heating
and cooling system currently available. However, they still create a significant
increase in peak electric demand during the heating season, which can result in
a serious cost increase for the operator of the electric heating system. This
also adds operational complexities to grid operations by shifting from a summer
peak to a winter peak as more heating loads are electrified. Even paired with
thermal energy storage (TES) to mitigate the increase in peak demand that is
seen with electrified heating and cooling systems, a CHP plant compared
favorably. Beka will present the operational, environmental, and financial
comparisons between these systems.

Kurt West will present a case study on projects where 2G integrated CHP and
renewable generation and/or storage. The presentation will cover the operational
and design considerations as well performance of these hybrid systems. These
real-world examples will be profiled with a review of the challenges of
integrating these energy systems and optimizing them for maximum carbon
reduction.



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NECHPI promotes an economic and regulatory environment that accelerates
deployment of cleaner heat and power systems that are highly efficient, provide
economic, environmental and reliability benefits and enhance resiliency.

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