DB Energy & Willbee Energy experts at ener.CON Europe
22 September 2020 - ener.CON Europe: expert debate by Piotr Danielski, Vice-President of DB Energy and Anke Fröbel, Managing Director of Willbee Energy - From idea to implementation - is the ESCO model an effective tool for implementing energy efficiency solutions identified during an energy audit?
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Topics of the debate:
- From knowledge to implementation of energy efficiency solutions: is financing the main barrier to the implementation of pro-efficiency investments?
- Your company wants to invest, but lack of know-how, human resources or CAPEX makes it difficult/impossible to start an investment. How to act in such a situation?
- Is energy efficiency a good argument for results-oriented off-balance sheet solutions?
- Cheap and quick solutions or guaranteed long-term effect? How to convince decision makers to start an energy efficiency project?
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Company data
DB ENERGY SA
Al. Armii Krajowej 45
50-541 Wrocław
NIP: 894 299 53 75
REGON: 021249140
Contact
+48 71 337 13 25 biuro@dbenergy.plfor general purposes sprzedaz@dbenergy.plfor commercial purposes
In 2014 the R&D department started to work in our company. We design solutions to improve energy efficiency in industry.
On 22 June 2016, DB Energy signed an agreement with the National Centre for Research and Development to co-finance R&D work for a project called "Development of an innovative drive diagnostics system (DiagSys) based on electrical signal measurements characteristic of mechanical damage to rotating machine components, together with a specialized analyzer of machine operating status and efficiency (APPS 3)".
The project is financed under the Intelligent Development Operational Programme 2014-2020, under sub-measure 1.1.1. "Industrial research and development work carried out by enterprises". No. of the competition: 1/1.1.1/2015. Value of the project 5 974 021.85 PLN. Value of co-financing 3,727,676.11 PLN.
The aim is to develop a system for the diagnosis of rotating machines (DiagSys system), which will be based on the use of power measurements and on-line access to an expert database.
