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Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Hackathon: Waste heat from data centers

tisdag 22 mars 2022

9:00 fm

13:15

Media Evolution, Stora Varvsgatan 6A

Are you and your organisation a possible stakeholder for attending the hackathon: Recovering waste heat from data centers?

Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Hackathon: Waste heat from data centers

During this hackathon we will explore the challenges and possibilities for utilizing excess heat from data centers in the Öresund region. We will learn from real examples of how to organise the work to recover waste heat in previous projects, with experiences from both Denmark and Sweden. We will also learn more about the challenges from our challenge owners, as seen from a sustainability perspective, when constructing new data centers. 



AGENDA


Location: Media Evolution, Stora Varvsgatan 6A, Malmö

Time: 10:00 - 14:15



10:00 – 10:10 Welcome -  Per-Johan Wik, Sustainable Business hub, Helene Urth Energy Cluster Denmark & Niels Ussing Roest, Copenhagen Capacity


10:10 – 10.40 Experience from building data centers and partner collaboration for use of excess heat – Patrik Öhlund, Director Energy Markets, Microsoft


10:40 – 11:10 Data center waste heat opportunities, Rolf Jönsson, Business Development Data center, Alfa Laval


11:10 – 11:20 Break


11:20 – 11:50  Data centers and energy opportunities, E.ON


11:50 – 12: 10 Challenge owner: Challenges and opportunities with establishing a data center, Høje Taastrup Fjernvarme


12:15 – 13:00  Lunch


13:00 – 13:30 Group discussions – Obstacles and opportunities with establishment of industries producing excess heat


13:30 – 13:50 Presentation in plenum and comments by Helene Urth and Per-Johan Wik


13:50 – 14:05 Short intro to possible EU Funding - Casper Andersen, Greater Copenhagen EU Office


14:05 – 14:15 Round up and Next Steps by Helene Urth and Per-Johan Wik




The hackathon is organised by Energy Cluster Denmark and Sustainable Business Hub within the project Greater Copenhagen Green Deal which is partly funded by Interreg ÖKS.

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