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About PyFlex<\/span><\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div>

What is PyFlex?<\/span><\/h4>
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PyFlex is a collaborative research project involving the Energy Systems and Energy Economics (EEW)
\nand Pyrolysis and Photovoltaics (PnP) research groups at the Institute for Sustainable Energy Systems (INES) of Offenburg University of Applied Sciences (HSO)
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What does the PyFlex project do?<\/span><\/h4>
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PyFlex investigates the role of pyrolysis as a flexible, cross-sectoral technology in the future energy system. The project's objective is to systematically analyze and evaluate the potential of pyrolysis plants to provide flexibility for both the electricity and heat sectors. To achieve this, the project combines several complementary approaches:<\/p>\n