Inauguration of Europe’s largest Concentrated Solar Thermal platform and Thermal Storage unit in Turnhout, Belgium on September 6, 2023

Avery Dennison ENERGYNEST Project ThermalBattery™

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ENERGYNEST has finalized its second thermal energy storage project. On coming Wednesday, September 6, we will celebrate the inauguration for the renewable energy project to go into operation on site: Europe’s largest Concentrated Solar Thermal platform and Thermal Storage unit. Together with press, internal and external stakeholders and honorary guest like Tinne Van der Straeten, Belgiums Federal Minister for Energy, all partners will push the button for heat to be delivered to the factory in Turnhout, Belgium.

 

This is such a milestone for thermal energy storage and its commercialization on helping companies decarbonize industrial heat!

 

We are proud to be partnering with Azteq BV and Campina Energie BV and Avery Dennison, a leading global packaging and materials manufacturer, and supporting them on their journey to net-zero. Congratulations to Avery Dennison for being a true leader in the adaption of thermal storage!

 

To get to know more about the project, visit our case study page: https://energy-nest.com/portfolio/case-study-avery-dennison/

 

To get a glimpse on the installation on site: watch the video below for a sneak-peak from a few weeks ago during final installation. There will be more to share in the comming weeks and months on how this is transforming and decarbonizing industrial process heat production within the energy transition.

 

 

Are you a press or media agent and want to attend the event on site? Or would you like to receive the official press release next week for your coverage? Drop us a message here or on post@energy-nest.com and we’ll send you all details!

 

The storage part of the project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 859232.

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