Interdisziplinäre Lehre: Meeting Global Challenges
Energy Transition
Potential Tension between Economy, Politics and Science
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Academic Responsibility
Contact Person
Sina Spiegelsperger, B.Sc
Schedule
Start
29.10.2024
Zeit
Tuesday, 18:30 to 20:00 p.m.
Ort
in presence
Hörsaal H05 (1385|105) | C.A.R.L.
Claßenstraße 11
52072 Aachen
Contents
As part of the “Energy Transition” module, current discourses and challenges in the context of energy (policy) are examined and discussed. Different forms of energy and their production and supply mechanisms are taken into account. Political and economic interests are analysed and compared with technical feasibility. Various fields of action and approaches to solutions are discussed from an interdisciplinary perspective.
This will provide an overview of the players in the energy industry, regional energy production in Aachen and current research issues.
The final discussion is prepared by asking students questions during the course of the module. To this end, students collect points in the first two months which are discussed in the final event.
Learning Outcome
- Students know the technical possibilities as well as the hurdles on the way to CO2-neutral electricity generation and future-orientated electricity distribution
- They understand the different requirements for distribution and transmission grids and can therefore understand the debate on grid expansion and grid modernisation.
- They also learn to assess the tensions arising from the complete reorganisation of the energy sector and the social and economic requirements.
- Students will be able to look at issues relating to the energy transition from different angles and will be able to reflect on the future energy supply.
Program
29.10.2024
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ir. Rik De Doncker
E.ON Energy Research Center
05.11.2024
Charting the Energy Future – An Introduction to Trends, Scenario Thinking and Innovation Strategies (Englisch)
Bert Stuij
Vice President for Innovation, Energy Delta Institute (NL)
Manager National Programme / Energy, Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)
12.11.2024
t.b.a.
Prof. Dr. Ferdinanda Ponci
Institute for Automation of Complex Power Systems
19.11.2024
Circular Economy 4.0: Digitalisation as a fire accelerator or opportunity driver for more climate protection and resource efficiency in industrial transformation?
Dr. Stephan Ramesohl
Co-Head of Research Unit Digital Transformation
Division Circular Economy, Wuppertal Institute
26.11.2024
Energy transition: Goals, paths and challenges
Dr. Frank-Detlef Drake
Institute of Power Plant Technology, Steam and Gas Turbines
03.12.2024
Digitalisation of the Energy System (Englisch)
Univ.-Prof. Antonello Monti
Director ACS / Chair Automation of Complex Power Systems
t.b.a.
Selected Economic Aspects and Issues of a Sustainable Energy Transition (Englisch & Online)
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Reinhard Madlener
Institute of Future Energy Consumer Needs and Behavior
t.b.a.
Energy-efficient construction
Univ.-Prof. Dirk Müller
Institute for Energy Efficient Buildings and Indoor Climate, RWTH Aachen
07.01.2025
Hydrogen economy – considerations on efficiency, areas of application and challenges
Univ.-Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Dirk Uwe Sauer
Chair for Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage Systems, RWTH Aachen
21.01.2025
Flexible Electrical Grids for Energy Transition
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ir. Rik De Doncker
E.ON Energy Research Center
Procedure/Working method
Depending on the course of studies, module and examination, credit points can be achieved through participation. If you would like to take an exam, please make sure beforehand how you can get credit for it in your degree program. Of course, you can also take exams without receiving curricular credit for them. Visit our FAQs for more information.
| Certificate/Examination | CP |
|---|---|
| Certificate of Participation | - |
| Protocol with critical analysis (not graded) | 2CP |
