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Red: Energy for a Sustainable Future

Habitat

Wednesday

11/05/22

16:30

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19:00

Xiaoming

Ran

Offshore wind energy: Engine of the energy transition

Department of Marine Technology, NTNU, 7491 Trondheim

Offshore wind energy has enormous potential and has rapidly become one of the main contributions of renewable energy. To support the global energy transition target with the offshore wind, cost-effective offshore wind turbines are needed. Let's see how offshore wind technology works and discuss the challenges for the floating wind turbines.

Arman

Hoseinpur

Silicon for solar cells

NTNU, Department of Materials Science and Engineering

Power production by solar cell is necessary and currently more than 95% of the solar cells are made of Silicon. Production of Solar cells requires a special grade of Si with the purity of 99.9999%. This Si is called Solar Grade Silicon and requires special techniques to purify Si and wipe out the impurities from it. This presentation will explain the story behind the Si production for solar cells.

Balint

Teglasy

Electricity production from nuclear power

Klimavenner for Kjernekraft

We shall look at nuclear electricity generation methods from nuclear power, along with the comparisons to other forms of electricity generation and future perspectives.

Thank to our sponsors:

IIC
DION
Italian Ambassy
Simula
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