Project cooperation
Hybrid district heating & cooling concept using renewable heat, absorption chillers & shared infrastructure to boost summer utilization.
- R&D Partner
- CM2025- 06: Call Module 2025-06: Heating and cooling technologies
Scientific Researcher
AEE INTEC
Austria
Thermal systems expert at AEE INTEC, specializing in DHC network design, renewable integration & system optimization. Open to lead or support CETP projects.
Dr. Hakan İbrahim Tol is a Scientific Researcher at AEE INTEC, Austria’s leading institute for applied research in sustainable thermal energy systems. With over 15 years of academic and industry-oriented research experience, he specializes in District Heating and Cooling (DHC) systems, low-temperature network operation, and integration of renewable and waste heat sources.
Dr. Tol holds a PhD from the Technical University of Denmark, where his research focused on the optimization of next-generation DHC systems, including network topology planning, thermal-hydraulic modelling, control strategies, and techno-economic assessment. His expertise spans pipe dimensioning, digital system design, thermal storage integration, and substation configuration, with a strong emphasis on real-time system optimization and decarbonization strategies.
At AEE INTEC, Dr. Tol contributes to the “Cities and Networks” group, driving innovations in multi-energy systems, urban energy planning, and simulation-based investment planning. He coordinated the S-GeoHeat project and actively contributes to European initiatives such as ENABLE DHC and SUPPORT DHC.
Dr. Tol is open to strategic partnerships and research collaborations focused on advancing sustainable and efficient thermal energy networks across Europe.
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Hybrid district heating & cooling concept using renewable heat, absorption chillers & shared infrastructure to boost summer utilization.