Öffentliche Ausschreibung in Eschborn

The project "Sector Coupling and Green Economy in Brazil" is comprised of a total of 3 Outputs. In specific, the contractor is expected to contribute to the achievement of the goals described in Output 2; to contribute to the goals in Output 3, to achieve the objectives under output indicator 2.1 and to contribute to the goals of output indicator 3.2., further described below. Output 2: In selected companies, the economic advantages of electrifying industrial processes with electricity from renewable sources have been demonstrated. – 2.1 Output Indicator: 3 potential studies have shown the economic benefits of electrification, including the use of digital tools for demand-side load control in selected sectors. o Base Value: 0 (There are no potential studies on the electrification of industrial processes.) o Target Value: 3 Potential Studies (2023) – 2.2 Output indicator: The economic feasibility of converting industrial processes from the use of fossil fuels to electricity from renewable sources was demonstrated in six companies. o Base Value: 0 Companies (Electrification with RE is being discussed in the Brazilian industry, but has not yet been implemented) o Target Value: 6 Companies (2025) Output 3: Needs-driven electrification concepts with electricity from renewable sources are included in the future development of national decarbonisation strategies. – 3.2 Output indicator: Brazilian business associations have included two electrification concepts based on the needs of their member companies, developed by international research groups, in their recommendations for decarbonization. o Base Value: 0 Concepts for Direct Electrification o Target Value: 2 need-based concepts (2024) In this context, the objective of this assignment is to develop a study aimed at assessing the technical and economic potential, and the environmental impact associated with the electrification of three selected subsectors within the Food and Beverage industries in Brazil. The Food and Beverage industry was selected because it represents the largest energy consumer among Brazilian industries.