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Jonas Gustafsson

Research program manager

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+46 70 333 00 35

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jonas.gustafsson@ri.se

Location

Luleå

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ICE Data center (102405)

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Frequency services for the electrical grid from HPC data centers

The purpose of the project is to demonstrate and describe different methods of how HPC data centers can act on the frequency market to help the power grid during unforeseen disturbances.

Wedistrict

WEDISTRICT aims to demonstrate that District Heating and Cooling systems can be built on a combination of renewable energy sources and waste heat recovery solutions.

Greener electronics - a necessary opportunity

This project aims to develop and disseminate new technology and other measures related to lower resource impact from the manufacture, use and recycling of electronics. Our ambition is to create a toolbox of technical solutions and…

Data Center Greenhouse - Data Collection Plattform

The project intends to utilize an existing greenhouse test bed in Boden, to equip it with the sensors that can support optimal cultivation for efficient crop yields. The greenhouse is heated by excess heat from adjacent data cente…

ICE Edge

ICE Edge aims to develop a concept and prototype of a new type of sustainable, energy and computationally efficient platform to provide edge capacity for e.g. Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications. It consists of both hardware…

How AI can make data centres energy efficient

Making data centres more energy efficient could potentially influence global electricity consumption, thereby contributing markedly to sustainable development. The work is complex and a slew of factors must be taken into account, …

Energy efficient data centres

In general, data centre operators want to see most of their power purchases being used by the IT-equipment, and not being spent to operate cooling equipment, and other facility equipment. To measure this, the metric PUE (power usa…

Data centre cooling

To achieve the most efficient data center operation, thermal control is at utter significance.

Fuel cells in data centres

One of the great challenges of our time is to manage the energy supply while limiting the climate impact. This also applies to data centers where the demands for a stable power supply are high.

Low temperature excess heat

Many industrial processes have excess heat. It can be waste heat from paper, steel or chemical industries, but also from electrolysers and data centers. By creating connecting processes that have a heat surplus with processes that…

Sustainable ICT

Rising energy consumption throughout the product life-cycle in combination with corresponding increasing emissions of greenhouse gases and waste are well-known consequences of a modern digital lifestyle. RISE is dedicated to make…