Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC) InnoEnergy.German-Polish R&Dcooperation

Prof. Tomasz SzmucVice-Rector for Cooperation

KRASP, Warsaw January 2013

Agenda

1. KIC goals and concept

2. KIC partners, structure and activities

3. CC PolandPlus and implementation of KIC concept

4. Conclusions – possibilities for cooperation

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Research

Innovation

Education

KIC

(Knowledge InnovationCommunities – KIC)

KIC goals and concept

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EIT

KIC1

CC CC

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CC CC

EIT – European Instituteof Innovation and Technology

KIC – Knowledge and Innovation Community

CC – Colocation Centre

Structure

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• Sustainable Energy: KIC InnoEnergyhttp://eit.europa.eu/kics1/kic-innoenergy.html;

• Climate Changes Mitigation and Adaptation: Climate-KIChttp://eit.europa.eu/fileadmin/Content/Downloads/PDF/news_items/Summary_Climate-KIC.pdf;

• Future ICT Society: EIT ICT Labshttp://eit.europa.eu/fileadmin/Content/Downloads/PDF/news_items/Summary_EIT_ICT_Labs.pdf.

KICs accepted for implementationsince 1 January 2010

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KIC-InnoEnergy

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Thematic Scope

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Partners

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EITSE: Societas Europaea

Ltd – Company LtdF - Foundation

Organizational structure

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KIC-InnoEnergy runs like a business through a flexible and effective organizational structure

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CC PolandPlus - Main Partners

AGH University of Science and Technology

Jagiellonian University

Silesian University of Technology

Wrocław Universityof Technology

Institute of ChemicalProcessing of Coal

Central Mining Institute

Crude oil productionrefining and distribution

Oil and gas explorationproduction

Production, distributionof energy

Boilers manufacturer

Manufacturer of chemicals

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CC Poland Plus governance structure

General assembly

Supervisory boardCEO Diego Pavia (KIC InnoEnergy SE)

Prof. Józef Dubiński (GIG),President Stanisław Tokarski (TAURON)

Executive boardKIC SE

Executive board CC manager isa member of theKIC SE EB

12KIC InnoEnergy | Boosting Innovation for Sustainable Energy | Speaker: Rafał Mrówka

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CC PolandPlus Innovation projects

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• Mercury content database in steam coals/ Analysis of available database

concerning mercury contents in domestic hard coals (research and development

carried out in IChPW within period 2009-2011)

• Analysis of the mercury removal from domestic hard coals used in power

industry (application of low-temperature pyrolysis process)/ Preliminary coal

selection for research concerning its use in application of low-temperature

pyrolysis process

CoalGas project products: impact on the environment

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Heat recovery effectfor 1.0 %vol.CH4 ~37 MWtfor 0.4 %vol.CH4 ~4.3 MWt

Effects were calculated per average coal mine shaft in Poland:(flowrate: 720 000 Nm3/h)

Methane has Global WarmingPotential at least 25 times higher

than CO2!!!

Demonstration plant in ICE-PASEcological effect (Methane combusted):

for 0.2%vol.CH4 8581 tCH4/ year

for 0.5%vol.CH4 21452 tCH4/ year

SECoal project products: Reverse flow

non-catalytic combustion of coal mine Ventilation

Air Methane

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Storage FacilitiesProduction Well

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CO2 Injectionfrom Pipelineor Recycle

Barrufet M, 2006

Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) processes include all methods that use

external sources of energy and/or materials to recover oil that cannot

be produced, economically by conventional means.

B3 field (offshore)

Miscible Gas Flooding (CO2 Injection)

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Innovation project Bio-Eco-MaticForeground list (IP filled and forecasted)

Automatic feeding system-fully automatic and self loading system into

the burning chamberX X X X X X X X No

Biomass boiler and biomass(straw) burning system- fully automatic and

high effective water/steam boiler fueled by biomass (mainly straw)X X X X X X X X X yes

High effective passive flue gas cleaning system with biomass drying

device X X X X X X Partly

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1. Fuel preparation, conversion technologies, gas processingand process integration – cooperation with CC Germany

2. Efficiency improvement, reduction of emissions andreduction of operational hazards - cooperation with CCGermany.

3. Carbon Capture, Storage and Utilization.

4. Improvements for unconventional gas extractiontechnologies.

Thematic areas for CC PolandPlus

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Strategy for CC Poland

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Polish projects developped in other CCs

1. Controllable and Intelligent Power Components (CIPOWER) –CC Sweden

2. Intelligent Lighting (CC Benelux)

3. MINERVE (CC Alps Valley)

KIC-InnoEnergy is open for cooperation

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Education

MSc studies

1. Clean Coal Technologies (CC Poland+)

2. Energy Engineering and Management (CC Germany)

3. Nuclear Energy (EMINE)

4. Energy Technology (KTH, U Uppsala, KIT, INP) – 2013

5. Renewable Energy (RENE) (Iberia)

6. Smart Electrical Networks and Systems (SENSE), (CC Sweden)

7. Innovation and Enterapreneurship (ESADE)

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1. Clean Coal Technologies (CC Poland+)

2. Environment Pathways for Sustainable Energy Systems (SELECT+) – CC Sweden (KTH), and otherpartners including KIT

PhD studies

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Prospective calls for new KIC(1)s

1. Innovation for Healthy Living and Active Ageing

2. Raw Materials: Sustainable Exploration, Extraction, Processing, Recycling and Substitution

3. Food for Future: Sustainable Supply Chain from Resources to Consumers

2nd Call anounced on 2013 (starting in 2014)

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Prospective calls for new KICs(2)

1. Added Value Manufacturing

2. Smart Secure Societies

3. Urban Mobility

3rd Call anounced on 2016 (starting in 2017)

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Conclusions

1. Cooperation between Poland and Germany has been very good and efficient since the beginning.

a. Strong political support from both sides in preparation phase

b. Complementary areas in our activities – possibilities to arrange high quality projects

c. Accepted rules for joint collaboration in overlapping areas.

2. Well defined rules for cooperation and similar/complementary thematic areas open wide possibilities for collaboration in areas of innovation projects, education and innovation.

3. Prospective calls for new wave KICs – additional possibilities to extend areas of cooperation. We may use current experience and frameworks to implement the activities

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Thank you for your attention !

tsz@agh.edu.pl

www.kic-innoenergy.com

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