Technology coupling to solve heat and power for industry as grids struggle with capacity limitations
The KTH Royal Institute of Technology Heat and Power Symposium held on Wednesday, 2 April...
Publications
ASME Journal
Read the paper published by I-UPS authors named Techno-Economic Comparative Assessment of High-Temperature Heat Pump Architectures for Industrial Pumped Thermal Energy Storage.
I-UPS high temperature heat pump and thermal energy storage could achieve lower cost of industrial heat – ASME journal
Oslo, 10 March, 2025 — The €2 million Horizon Europe I-UPS project was launched in May...
Silvia Trevisian
Researcher, KTH
Focused on developing cost-effective Thermal Energy Storage (TES) solutions to enhance renewable energy integration, Sylvia’s research spans component development, prototyping, and system performance assessments. Her work on high-temperature TES systems aims to decarbonize energy-intensive industries and promote electrification through innovations like heat pumps and electric heaters. Sylvia's efforts contribute to achieving Sustainable Development Goals and supporting more sustainable industries and communities.
Get in touch via e-mail trevisan@kth.se
James Brown
Head of Development, KYOTO Group AS
An Engineer with 17 years of experience, has been with Kyoto Group since early 2022. Specializing in electric heaters for thermal energy storage, he has spent 15 years in R&D, holds a growing patent portfolio. Passionate about reducing carbon emissions, James works closely with industry leaders and teams to integrate cutting-edge technologies that support Kyoto Group’s mission to provide clean energy storage solutions. He is pursuing a PhD focused on optimizing electric heaters for thermal energy storage.
Get in touch via e-mail james.brown@kyotogroup.no