“CO-COOL” Collaborative development of renewable/thermally driven and storage-integrated cooling technologies
• 2020 - 2024 •
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No. 101007976.
• 2020 - 2024 •
The CO-COOL project, led by the University of Birmingham (UoB, UK), compromises one project management work package (WP), six technical WPs, and one dissemination WP
Project manage WP
UoB
Technical WP (5)
UoB, UoG, UIUC, JJET, SFU, NUAA, NVE, ZJU, UDL, UA, KMUT, GIEC, GEIRI
Dissemination WP
UoB
Co-cool research strategy
Project objectives
Obj 1: Decarbonize cooling to meet the EU’s climate goals by 2050.
Obj 2: Achieve fast development and deployment of new efficient and effective cooling technologies driven by either ‘renewable electricity/heat’ or waste heat.
Obj 3: Strengthen EU’s research and innovation in the relevant fields through the proposed international
collaboration.
Obj 4: Support and develop R&I partnerships between the EU, China, USA, Canada, Singapore, Thailand, Egypt, and Chil
Key Technologies & Key Words
Composite PCM
Gas hydrates
Renewable cold storage
Life cycle assessment
Heat pumps
Adsorption cooling
Cold storage and transportation
Low-grade district cooling
Contact: Info@h2020cocool.com
European Commission Website: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101007976