Feasibility Study on Unused Thermal Energy Business 2012
Language:
Japanese
Product Code No:
C54104500
Issued In:
2012/08
#of Pages:
187
Publication Cycle:
Format:
PDF
Coverage: (Product/service)
Unused Thermal Energy
Research Target:
Organizations relating to solar heat, earth thermal, heat of groundwater, heat of hot spring, heat from stream water/ocean, heat from snow ice,
heat discharged from factories, heat from urban areas (from buildings, subways, electrical substations and etc), heat from refuse incineration, heat from sewer water, and technologies regarding unused thermal energy
Research Content:
I Analysis on Current Status of Unused Thermal Energy
1. Targeted unused thermal energy in this report
2. Unused thermal energy overview
3. Source of unused thermal energy
n Solar heat
n Earth thermal/Heat of Groundwater
n Heat of hot spring
n Heat from stream water/ocean
n Heat from snow ice
n Heat discharged from factories
n Heat discharged from urban areas (heat from buildings, subways, electrical substations, and etc.)
n Heat from refuse incineration
n Heat from sewer water
II Technology Trends Regarding Unused Thermal Energy
1. Measurement technology
2. Technology on energy recovery and usage
n Hybrid solar system (solar heat utilization + photovoltaic generation)
n Heat pump
n Binary generator
n thermoelectric generation
n Generator using Stirling engine
3. Technology of storage and transportation of heat
n Heat storage
n Heat transportation
III Wider Utilization of Unused Thermal Energy
1. Identify challenges regarding utilizing unused thermal energy
2. Utilization of unused thermal energy from heat demands viewpoint
n Domestic energy consumption and heat demands
n Unused thermal energy and heat supply business
3. Needs to adopt unused thermal energy support measures
IV Future Outlook on Unused Thermal Energy Market
1. Assessment of market feasibility
2. Future outlook of unused thermal energy
3. Future outlook of unused thermal energy by heat source
n Solar heat
n Earth thermal/Heat of Groundwater
n Heat of hot spring
n Heat of stream water/ocean
n Heat from snow ice
n Heat discharged from factories
n Heat from urban areas (from buildings, subways, electrical substations, and etc)
n Heat from refuse incineration
n Heat from sewer water