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remains the same in periods of low demand, there is a risk that the profitability of the innovation is negatively affected. Regulations will probably have a large effect on how fast the innovation will be implemented in industries at a global scale. The innovation also has the potential to be used in district heating systems. The innovator has done calculations on the application of the innovation in the district heating system of Helsinki, and the results indicate the 96% of CO2e saving compared to a BAU scenario. However, this is a complex system and the efficiency of the system depends on further factors than the implementation of the innovation, e.g. the expansion of wind energy generation. Therefore, this market has not been evaluated in this assessment. United Nation Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) The innovation has been identified as potentially relevant to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) defined by the United Nations [8]. Based on the data acquired by the assessor the innovation may have the following effects: • Strong positive impact on SDG nr 7: Affordable and clean energy Motivation: In alignment with SDG target 7.2: “By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix”. The innovation enables upscaling of wind and solar energy. In that way clean energy is available during periods where it today is not available. • Partial positive impact on SDG nr 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure Motivation: In alignment with SDG target 9.2 “Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and, by 2030, significantly raise industry’s share of employment and gross domestic product, in line with national circumstances, and double its share in least developed countries”. The innovation enables access to cheap and clean energy during all hours. Inventory of key data sources Table 3. Summary of data sources for calculations Energy storage capacity in 100% [5] renewable system Energy generation [6] Energy consumption [6] Electricity Emission Factor projections [8] P. 27 “World” tab “World” tab “Global” tab Data item description Referenc e Page number / location page 9 Mission Innovation’s NCI – Accelerating innovation and disruptive low and zero carbon solutions – www.misolutionframework.netPDF Image | Sand-Based High Temperature Seasonal Heat Storage
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