1. Solar Thermal in Sweden Visiting group from Bulgaria Stockholm 2008-05-29 Arne Andersson Swedish Energy Agency arne.andersson@energimyndigheten.se

2. What will be spoken Possibilities in Sweden The swedish situation Environmental advantages Technics Examples Economy

3. Main issues for solar thermal What kind of energy is replaced by solar thermal ? What kind of environmental benefit is connected Is there any reduction on green-house- gases ?

4. Who gains the most ? Solar heating is more interesting for the endconsumer than the energydelivering company It is more a way of saving energy than producing energy The value for the endconsumer is 1.00 Sek/ kWh or more, but for the energy producer it is about 0.30 Sek /kWh.

5. Sweden  9 million inhabitants  Large bioenergy sources  ~250 000 sqm of solar collectors, i.e. ~ 25 sqm per 1000 capita  Small but developing solar energy association …  Small but positive development for solar heating ….

6. Main applications  Pioneering solar district heating  Pioneering roof module collectors on multifamily buildings  Majority of solar systems are combined with wood chips, briquettes and pellet boilers …  Preheating hot water in single and multifamily buildings...

7. Market introduction Misc. R&D programs 1975-2003 Misc. investment subsidies 1978-1997 Quality label introduced in 1990 Performance based investment subsidy from 2000- … ( at present until 2010), Initiated and evealuated by Energimyn- digheten, Boverket and Svensk solenergi Adoption of Solar Keymark

8. Solar district heating Kungälv 2000 10 000 sqm ~ 7 MWth

9. Swedish technology !?  There are ~120 systems with >500 sqm solar collectors in Europe... (>350 kW thermal power)  >20% are in Sweden.. !  ~40% of the collector area with modules developed in Sweden.. !  ~60% of the collector area with Swedish absorbers.. !

10. Solar heating plants > 350 kW th > 3 500 kW th

11. Systems Combisystems for single family houses – Boiler + 500 – 1 500 liter tank + 10 sqm collectors Solar hot water for single family houses - 5 sqm colectors + 300 liter (Electric heater) Solar hot water and/or combisystems for multifamily buildings - 3-5 sqm per apartment; 100 liter/sqm - 1 sqm per person

12. Vallda, 150 m², 1982- Since 1978

13. EKSTA/Onsala ~ 220 m² - 1995

14. Lunden Onsala 1995

15. Mounted directly on the roof trusses

16. Gårdsten 2000

18. LESOL AB – 2006/2007 The most installed Collector in Sweden

20. ”Houses without heating system” – Lindås - 2003

21. Solar thermal in Sweden

22. Solar 3% in relation to use of pellet!

23. Sweden

24. Sample in Austria Spa

25. Camping

26. Solar heat Glazed collectors Flat plate collectors Vacuum tube collectors

27. Support for installation Subsidies Investment grant 2.50 SEK/ inst. kWh/ Year Only energy verified collectors Investment grant since the year 2000 Will last until 2010-12-31 under the same terms (as far as we know today) 2.50 SEK~ 0,40 USD-cents or 0.35 Euro-cents Carried out by The National Board of Housing and Planning

28. Principle of solar thermal system Solar collector Hot water tank with heat exchanger spiral Auxiliary energy Hot water Cold water

29. Principles for solar thermal system

30. Solar heating plant principle Forbrugere Solfangerfelt Consumers District heating boiler plant Solar collector field

31. Solar heating for swimmingpools