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Overview In Mission Innovation’s Net-Zero Compatible Innovations Initiative, assessments are being performed following the Avoided Emissions Framework (AEF) guidance [1].The aim of the assessments is to estimate the potential avoided greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions per year in 20301 enabled by Sand- Based High Temperature Seasonal Heat Storage and other similar competing innovations. Any assessment of this nature requires significant assumptions, and the result has a high degree of uncertainty. Thus, this report describes the calculation method, data sources and assumptions used for this avoided emission assessment. The Sand-Based High Temperature Seasonal Heat Storage enables storage of renewable energy when the energy production conditions are beneficial. The stored renewable energy can then be used in different energy demanding processes, replacing fossil-based combustion technologies that are common nowadays for heating and electricity production. This innovation is provided by Polar Night Energy Oy (PNE), a company with headquarter in Tampere, Finland. With the heat storage, surplus energy from solar and wind power can be stored during periods of high production. The stored heat can then be used to replace energy input from fossil fuels for internal heat and electricity generation. Compared to combustion-based technologies, combining solar and wind power with the PNE storage allows the reduction of CO2 emissions from energy use by 772.8 gCO2e/kWh. Sand-Based High Temperature Seasonal Heat Storage enables the potential avoidance of 169.8 MtCO2e/year in 2030. A simplified sensitivity analysis gives potential lower and upper values of 56.6 MtCO2e/year and 283.1 MtCO2e/year, respectively. 1 Avoided emissions are calculated for the year 2030 as MtCO2 equivalent per year. The estimation is NOT cumulative. page 2 Mission Innovation’s NCI – Accelerating innovation and disruptive low and zero carbon solutions – www.misolutionframework.net

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