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From Gas to Electricity – Conversion of Industrial Heating Systems (GAStoEL)

Reference number
Coordinator Nordic Energy Audit AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 2 265 865
Project duration June 2025 - June 2027
Status Ongoing
Venture Impact Innovation Net Zero industry - Program-specific efforts

Purpose and goal

The project aims to demonstrate how fossil-fuelled industrial furnaces and burners can be converted to fossil-free alternatives in a technically feasible, resource-efficient, and economically attractive way. The goal is to develop and validate solutions enabling stepwise transitions without major rebuilds. Through case studies, a generalizable methodology and guidance will be produced for broad industry use, contributing to reduced emissions and strengthened competitiveness.

Expected effects and result

The project is expected to deliver a methodology and guidance showing how existing fossil-fuelled industrial furnaces and burners can be converted to fossil-free alternatives. Case studies will provide practical examples that strengthen industrial knowledge and capacity to act. The results will contribute to reduced emissions, increased resource efficiency, and shorter payback times. In the longer term, the project will enhance industrial competitiveness and resilience in the energy transition.

Planned approach and implementation

The project will be carried out in several steps including technical analysis, case studies, and knowledge dissemination. It begins with mapping the conditions and needs of participating industrial partners. Solutions are then developed and analyzed from technical, economic, and climate perspectives. Finally, the insights are compiled into a generalizable methodology and guidance that can support a wider range of industries in transitioning to fossil-free alternatives.

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Last updated 6 October 2025

Reference number 2025-01194