OCHSNER Market development in Austria

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1 OCHSNER Market development in Austria Dr. Gerald Lutz Annual installed units swimmingpool dehumidification air conditioning heat recovery Units per year Heating hot water 1

2 Installed heat pumps in Austria overall units swimmingpool dehumidification air conditioning with heat recovery Heating units hot water Installed units in Austria Growth rate 37,7% Anlagen swimmingpool dehumidification air conditioning heat recovery Heating hot water 2

3 Installed units heating in Austria Units. Austria (Source: Prof. Faninger) Growth rate 43% ~43% swimmingpool dehumidification air conditioning heat recovery Heating hot water Capacity range of units Almost 90% in Single Family houses kw 12% >80 kw 1% <20 kw 87% 3

4 Sharing of the market in Austria according to function Main application 66% hot water hot water; 65,9% Heating 31,4% swimming pool 1,4% air cond. heat recoveryd 1,3% Heating and hot water heat pumps Austrian market Änderungen in % pro Jahr Heizung Brauchwasser 4

5 Heat pump market in Austria Total Main application new units heating hot water; 3863; 28% heating; 8853; 65% air conditioning with heat rec.; 842; 6% swimming pool dehumidific.; 79; 1% Heat pumps heating heat source Heating; 8853; 64% hot water 3863; 28% brine/water 34% water/water 7% air cond. Heat rec. 842; 6% Swimming pool dehumidification 79; 1% air/water 12% direct expansion 12% 5

6 Share of heat source Anteil in % Air/water Water/water Soil/water Development of Seasonal Performance Figure of heating heat pumps in Austria Direct expansion Water/water Brine/water SPF Air/water State of the art: Water/water: SPF = 4,2 Brine/Water: SPF =4,0 Direct expansion: SPF = 4,3 average SPF hot water heat pumps stock SPF = 2,8; state of the art SPF = 3,2. heat pump test centre Buchs: 2007 highest ever meassured COP hot water heat pump (COP=3,5) 6

7 Heat pumps a sustainable technology Heat pump SPF:4 Efficiencyfactor Electricity: 40% Share of Renewables 70% Losses 60% 75% Ambient Heat 100% useful energy 92,5% renewable Heat pumps a sustainable Energy technology Reduction of CO2-emissions 80% compared to oil and gas Reduction der CO 2 - emissions Reduction of CO 2 -emissions gasvessel Oilvessel SPF 7

8 Austrian heat pump action plan Initiatet by the BWP Should be a complementary to the biomass action plan and the solar action plan. Should make sure, that heat pumps are decently represented in the concert of renewable energy- technologies Should contribute to the national energy efficiency guideline of Austria and therefore it was presented to political decision-makers. Goal: to point out the potential of heat pumps referring to economical and ecological targets So f.e. the potential to: reduce the demand on primary energy to reduce the emissions of CO2 to reduce the emissions of other greenhaus gases and polluting substances. to increase the economic value added to show effekts on employment Future targets 1. Scenario New building renovation Share Potencial Industry heat pumps 76 % 20 % 16 % New building 2. Scenario 2020 renovation Share Heat pumps Share Heat pumps 76 % 50 % 8

9 Annual installation until > Szen > Brauchwasser ffff Szen.1 Heizung Wohnraumlüftung Schwimmbadentfeuchtung Quelle: eigene Berechnung nach Faninger, G.: Der Wärmepumpenmarkt in Österreich im Jahre 2006 Targets for a sustainable energy supply (useful heat 2020 with heat pumps) Szen.2+Pot. Gewerbe/Ind./DL 6,7 22,8 15,1 Maximum Potencial 44,6 PJ Szen.2 6,7 22,8 29,5 PJ Szen.1 6,7 16,2 22,9 PJ , Useful Nutzenergie EnergyWärmepumpe heat pumps in PJ Quelle: eigene Berechnung Nutzenergie Raumwärme vgl.: Statistik Austria (Hrsg.): Nutzenergie-Analyse 1988, S.48 ff, S.56 ff. u. S.70. in Verbindung mit ÖSTAT (Hrsg.) Statistisches Jahrbuch für die Republik Österreich 1999; S.161 u. S.165. Bei durchschnittlichem Wachstum Dienstleistung: 1,6 %, Industrie: 0,5 % 9

10 European Market heat pumps heating 2006 Sweden France Portugal Norway Germany Finland Italy Switzerland Czech Rep. Austria Denmark Ireland Netherlands Estonia Poland UK European Heatpump Association The European Heat Pump Association is representing the European Heat Pump industry on EU-level in Brussels. Chairman is Mr. DI Karl Ochsner (OCHSNER Wärmepumpen) Objectives: Promote recognition of Heat Pumps as renewable energy devices Promote Heat Pumps to consumers as energy efficient, environmental- friendly and long-term cost-efficient choice 53 Membercompanies and institutions (from 21 countries) Heat pump producer National heat pump associations Consulting companies Component suppliers Research and testing institutes 10

11 2 heatpump Associations in Austria In Austria there exist two national heat pump associations: BWP A =Bundesverband WärmePumpe Austria Members: heat pump manufacturers, ass. of installers Chairman is Mr. DI Karl Ochsner (OCHSNER Wärmepumpen) LGWA = Leistungsgemeinschaft Wärmepumpe Austria Members: heat pump installers BWP 2 heatpump Associations in Austria Goal of both associations: BWP to promote the use of heat pumps in Austria (also on political level) Information and public relations Cooperations with other national associations to collect and publicize market data to influence guidelines of promotion programms to cooperate within the klima:aktiv program for heat pumps 11

12 Klima:aktiv Program All klima:aktiv programms have a common goal: less CO 2 emissions and increased use of renewable energy. klima:aktiv is lauchend till 2012 BWP Klima:aktiv is funded by the ministry for environment and sponsored by national heat pump manufacturers. Aim is to bring climate- friendly technologies (building, mobility-, renewable energysector) onto the market in a rapid way. Content of the programms PR for target groups Progression concerning quality standards Networking of involved actors Future markets Air conditioning Retrofit: flow temperatures of 65 C for radiators Passivhouses Producing industry/service industry 12

13 Air conditioning Target % Minus 13 % Power consumption 822 GWh/a Air conditioning with heat recovery in Passivhouses Growth rate 140 % Trend is going in the direction of energy efficient buildings (15 kwh/m 2 a) Until % - 98% of all New Buildings will have Passivhausstandard no need for a firing system 13

14 Potential for heat pumps in the sector Industriy and service Public buildings Health sector 5% 8% Industry 28% Schools 17% Potencial 15 PJ Credit/Insurances etc. 20% Tourism 22% Quelle: eigene Berechnung Nutzenergie Raumwärme vgl.: Statistik Austria (Hrsg.): Nutzenergie-Analyse 1988, S.48 ff, S.56 ff. u. S.70. in Verbindung mit ÖSTAT (Hrsg.) Statistisches Jahrbuch für die Republik Österreich 1999; S.161 u. S.165. Bei durchschnittlichem Wachstum Dienstleistung: 1,6 %, Industrie: 0,5 % Tourism The Austrian four-star - in the village of Lorenzen in Carinthia OCHSNER water/water heat pumps OWWP56 with a heating capacity of 54.4 kw each Supplying: 1500 m2 under-floor heating, Swimming pool, wellness and restaurant Hot water supply 14

15 Commercial enterprises Biohof Achleitner - Mühlviertel Heating system Heat pump Heating capacity Cooling capacity OCHSNER OWWP56 HK 54,4 kw 44,5 kw Heat pump Heating capacity OWWP46 44,9 kw Commercial enterprises Business Building EnergieAG in Linz Heating system Heat pump Heating capacity Cooling capacity IWWS 351E R2 377 kw 290 kw 15

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