CO2OLHEAT, a waste heat-to-power initiative funded by EU Horizon 2020, has released further details of the project’s roadmap.
The project aims to recover waste heat which is then converted into electricity via supercritical carbon dioxide (sCO2) power cycles and then fed into a cement plant that delivers 2 MW (megawatts) electrical power.
With the project having officially begun last June (2021), the CO2OLHEAT team has concentrated on several areas including its ‘Work Package 1’ (WP2), an assessment of the preliminary cycle for the sCO2 demonstration plant.
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