Figure data for report on opportunities for solar technologies to provide industrial process heat in the United States (NREL/TP-6A20-77760).
| Name | Size | Type | Resource Description | History |
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| Figure_17 | 379 bytes | Data | Average frequency (in percentage of the year) that solar heat fully meets demand some stuff | |
| Figure_19a | 3 KB | Data | Heat maps of the two PTC cases showing the solar fraction for hour of the day and the month of year for Polk County, Iowa | |
| Figure_19b | 4 KB | Data | Heat maps of the two PTC cases showing the solar fraction for hour of the day and the month of year for Polk County, Iowa | |
| Figure_20 | 2 KB | Data | Annual solar heat potential (TBtu) for high-heat-demand subsectors | |
| Figure_21 | 2 KB | Data | Total fuels displaced for each solar technology package (in TBtu/year) | |
| Figure_22a | 3 KB | Data | Monthly fuel displaced by solar thermal technologies (in TBtu/month) | |
| Figure_22b | 3 KB | Data | Monthly fuel displaced by solar thermal technologies (in TBtu/month) | |
| Figure_22c | 3 KB | Data | Monthly fuel displaced by solar thermal technologies (in TBtu/month) | |
| Figure_22d | 3 KB | Data | Monthly fuel displaced by solar thermal technologies (in TBtu/month) | |
| Figure_23a | 3 KB | Data | Monthly fuel displaced by electrotechnologies (in TBtu/month) | |
| Figure_23b | 3 KB | Data | Monthly fuel displaced by electrotechnologies (in TBtu/month) | |
| Figure_23c | 3 KB | Data | Monthly fuel displaced by electrotechnologies (in TBtu/month) | |
| Figure_23d | 3 KB | Data | Monthly fuel displaced by electrotechnologies (in TBtu/month) | |
| Figure_23e | 3 KB | Data | Monthly fuel displaced by electrotechnologies (in TBtu/month) | |
| Figure_24 | 275 KB | Data | County-level maps showing land use as a percentage of the available land for the solar thermal technologies, summer sizing | |
| Figure_25 | 312 KB | Data | County-level maps showing land use as a percentage of available land for electrotechnologies, summer sizing | |
| Figure_26 | 716 bytes | Data | Land use as a percentage of available land, average values and total load in megawatts | |
| Figure_27 | 5 KB | Data | Heat map of the difference between the minimum required process temperature in Bee County in Texas (36°C) and the temperature of hot water supplied by an FPC system | |
| Figure_C3 | 1 KB | Data | Process heat demands for each solar technology package by industrial subsector | |
| Figure_ES1 /Figure_18 | 498 bytes | Data | Comparison of SIPH technologies sized to summer peak IPH demand | |
| Figure_F1 | 376 bytes | Data | Total annual solar heat potential (TBtu) | |
| Opportunities summary | 199 KB | Data | County-level summary of process heat demands, solar resources (DNI and GHI) and percentage of year process heat demands are met by each solar technology. Corresponds to Figure 14 and Figure 15. |
Submitted
• Dec •
24
2020
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Cite This Dataset
McMillan, Colin, Carrie Schoeneberger, Jingyi Zhang, Parthiv Kurup, Eric Masanet, Robert Margolis, Steven Meyers, Michael Bannister, Evan Rosenlieb, and Wang Xi. 2020. "Opportunities for Solar for Industrial Process Heat in the United States." NREL Data Catalog. Golden, CO: National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Last updated: January 21, 2025. DOI: 10.7799/1745036.
About This Dataset
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10.7799/1745036
NREL/TP-6A20-77760
Public
01/21/2025
DOE Project
Solar For Industrial Process Heat
Facilities
Energy Systems Integration Facility (ESIF)
High Performance Computing Center (HPC)
Funding Organization
Department of Energy (DOE)
Sponsoring Organization
USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), Renewable Power Office. Solar Energy Technologies Office
Research Areas
Energy Analysis
Solar Power
License
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Digital Object Identifier
10.7799/1745036