The new series of events entitled “ENERGIE – Wende. Wandel. Wissen.” (Energy – Transition. Change. Knowledge.) is organized by the Energy Center of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) to inform the public about progress and challenges of the energy transition and about latest news and trends in energy research. The series will start on Monday, February 3, 2020, 18.00 hrs, with an event on energy storage systems. The venue will be the Tulla-Hörsaal on Campus South of KIT (building 11.40, Englerstr. 11). All interested citizens are invited to discuss and exchange information. The event will take place in the German language.
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Event Series: ENERGIE – Wende. Wandel. Wissen.
February 3, 2020, 18.00 hrs: Energiespeicher – Elektrisch.
Thermisch. Chemisch. (Energy Storage Units – Electric. Thermal. Chemical.)
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Experts:
Professor Maximilian Fichtner, Helmholtz Institute Ulm
Professor Thomas Wetzel, Institute of Thermal Process Engineering
Professor Roland Dittmeyer, Institute for Micro Process Engineering
Presented by: Dr. Alexander Colsmann, Material Research Center for Energy Systems
February 17, 2020, 18.00 hrs: Erneuerbare Energien – Sonne. Erde. Wind. (Renewable Energy Sources – Sun. Earth. Wind.)
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Experts:
Dr. Alexander Colsmann, Material Research Center for Energy Systems
Professor Stefan Emeis, Institute of Meteorology and Climate Research
Professor Thomas Kohl, Institute of Applied Geosciences
Presented by: Dr. Wolfgang Breh, KIT Energy Center
March 23, 2020, 18.00 hrs: Energiesystem – Entwicklungspfade. Technik. Märkte. (Energy System – Development Paths. Technology. Markets.)
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Experts:
Dr. Witold-Roger Poganietz, Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis
Professor Wolf Fichtner, Institute for Industrial Production
Professor Veit Hagenmeyer, Institute for Automation and Applied Informatics
Presented by: Dr. Wolfgang Breh, KIT Energy Center
The venue will always be the Tulla-Hörsaal on Campus South of KIT, building 11.40, Englerstraße 11, 76131 Karlsruhe.
For a route description, click: https://bit.ly/2NtJKaj (in German only)
More about the KIT Energy Center: http://www.energie.kit.edu
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