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Livsmedelsbutiker konsumerar betydande mängder energi, bland annat på grund av sina kylsystem. I kylprocessen bildas dessutom överskottsvärme som oftast går till spillo, vilket skapar stor potential för energieffektivisering. Implementering av värmeåtervinningssystem är således ett sätt att tillvarata och utnyttja denna överskottsvärme i exempelvis fastighetens värmesystem, vilket är det fall som detta arbete fokuserar på. Denna implementering kräver dock en samverkan mellan butiks- och fastighetsägare. Rapporten syftar därför till att visa att en samverkan för värmeåtervinning skulle vara lönsam för både butiks-och fastighetsägare samt underlätta utformningen av avtal och affärsmodeller för båda parter. Målet är att kartlägga de ekonomiska, tekniska och praktiska förutsättningar och utmaningar för ett energisamarbete, men också att utveckla och utvärdera avtal samt affärsmodeller. För att uppnå detta genomförs både en litteratur- och intervjustudie, som bidrar till teoretisk förståelse och praktiska insikter. Vidare resulterar arbetet i flera identifierade förutsättningar, utmaningar och incitament. Några förutsättningar är teknisk kunskap, goda relationer, intresse och incitament samt oberoende system. Utmaningar som kan uppstå utgörs bland annat av tekniska hinder, fakturering och varierande behov. Möjliga incitament kan vara ekonomisk vinst, miljöaspekter samt att övervinna befintliga tekniska utmaningar. Dessutom presenterar resultatet aspekter kring vad som kan ingå i ett avtal samt fem framtagna affärsmodeller som bygger på samverkan med ekonomisk ersättning, win-win situation och indirekt kompensation. Slutsatsen av detta arbete är att en samverkan för värmeåtervinning mellan fastighetsägare och livsmedelsbutiker är både genomförbar och lönsam. Utvecklingen och utvärderingen av avtal och affärsmodeller har dessutom visat att det är möjligt att skapa strukturerade och gynnsamma ramverk som underlättar implementeringen av värmeåtervinning. Med rätt förutsättni, Grocery stores consume significant amounts of energy, partly due to their refrigeration systems. Additionally, excess heat is generated during the cooling process, which is often wasted, creating great potential for energy efficiency improvements. Implementing heat recovery systems is thus a way to capture and utilize this excess heat in, for example, the building's heating system, which is the focus of this work. However, this implementation requires collaboration between store and property owners. The report therefore aims to demonstrate that cooperation for heat recovery would be profitable for both store and property owners and facilitate the development of agreements and business models for both parties. The goal is to map the economic, technical, and practical conditions and challenges for an energy collaboration, as well as to develop and evaluate agreements and business models. To achieve this, both a literature study and interviews are conducted, providing theoretical understanding and practical insights. Furthermore, the work results in several identified prerequisites, challenges, and incentives. Some prerequisites include technical knowledge, good relationships, interest and incentives, and independent systems. Challenges that may arise include technical barriers, billing issues, and varying needs. Possible incentives can be economic gain, environmental benefits, and overcoming existing technical challenges. Additionally, the results present aspects of what can be included in an agreement, as well as five developed business models based on cooperation with financial compensation, win-win situations, and indirect compensation. The conclusion of this work is that cooperation for heat recovery between property owners and grocery stores is both feasible and profitable. The development and evaluation of agreements and business models have also shown that it is possible to create structured and favorable frameworks that facilitate the implementation of heat re

In this essay Jon Fosse’s novel Trilogien is explored through the lens of Sigmund Freud’s well-known paper titled “Das Unheimliche”. Fosse has a significant style of writing, which is argued to have a vital influence on the content, specifically the characters and the time. The reading of Freud’s text helps to illuminate the ways in which Fosse’s story is operating on multiple levels at once. The first chapter of the analysis concerns the characters of the book, and how they can be understood by the motif of the double brought from Freud’s essay. It seems that the subject's whole being, and the story alike, is gliding. Subjects aren’t fixed in the world of Trilogien, and with the double motif we understand how that is contributing to the uncanniness felt when reading the book. Time is also not truly reliable here, it is more relative and elastic than the external world. Occurrences keep happening over and over, which are analyzed through Freud’s motif of repetition. When applied, we can see how the legacy of the family and the trauma of experience gives an explanation of how time functions in Trilogien. Lastly, the chapter of form is connected to both of the earlier chapters. Just like subjects and time are repeated, so is the text in itself with sentences being almost circular rather than linear. The story is having a hard time getting through all the worldly repetition, which seems to spill over into the content itself, creating a holistic being whose parts are drifting into each other.

Context: Inhalation of sulfur dioxide (SO2) affects the lungs and exposure to high concentrations can be lethal. The early pulmonary response after inhaled SO2 involves tissue injury, acute neutrophilic lung inflammation and airway hyperresponsiveness (AHR). In rats, long-term pulmonary fibrosis is evident 14 days post-exposure as indicated by analysis of collagen deposition in lung tissue. Early treatment with a single dose of dexamethasone (DEX,10 mg/kg) significantly attenuates the acute inflammatory response in airways. However, this single DEX-treatment is not sufficient for complete protection against SO2-induced injuries. Methods: Female Sprague–Dawley rats exposed to SO2 (2200 ppm, nose-only exposure, 10 min) were given treatments (1, 5 and 23 h after SO2-exposure) with the anti-fibrotic and anti-inflammatory substance Pirfenidone (PFD, 200 mg/kg) or DEX (10 mg/kg) to evaluate whether the inflammatory response, AHR and lung fibrosis could be counteracted. Results: Both treatment approaches significantly reduced the total leukocyte response in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid and suppressed pulmonary edema. In contrast to DEX-treatment, PFD-treatment reduced the methacholine-induced AHR to almost control levels and partially suppressed the acute mucosal damage whereas multiple DEX-treatment was the only treatment that reduced collagen formation in lung tissue. Conclusions: To enable an accurate extrapolation of animal derived data to humans, a detailed understanding of the underlying mechanisms of the injury, and potential treatment options, is needed. The findings of the present study suggest that treatments with the capability to reduce both AHR, the inflammatory response, and fibrosis are needed to achieve a comprehensive mitigation of the acute lung injury caused by SO2.