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Solar Heat for Decarbonation of Energy in Industry. State-of-the-Art and challenges
[Chaleur solaire pour décarboner l'industrie, état de l'art et enjeux pour demain]

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  • Gilles Flamant

    (PROMES - Procédés, Matériaux et Energie Solaire - UPVD - Université de Perpignan Via Domitia - CNRS - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)

Abstract

Despite the energy stakes involved, the development momentum for applications of solar energy for process heat is slow. The cost of investment is certainly a brake on development, but the challenges in terms of processes (quasi-continuous operation, integration at existing systems, transients) are significant and contribute to the sector's sluggishness. Over the next few years, constraints on the reduction of CO 2 emissions should give the sector a boost. In terms of research and development, the field of high-temperature (>400 C) solar heat production and integration into industrial processes is a highly open, multidisciplinary field. Hybrid processes (PV CSP, biomass solar, geothermal solar, etc.) offer a rich spectrum of options in the European and French context. A structuring project has been set up in France (Cadre France 2030) in the field of solar heat for industry.

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  • Gilles Flamant, 2023. "Solar Heat for Decarbonation of Energy in Industry. State-of-the-Art and challenges [Chaleur solaire pour décarboner l'industrie, état de l'art et enjeux pour demain]," Post-Print hal-05052258, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-05052258
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