Seminar on Aspects of the Energy Transition, Winter Semester

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Module Description

In this course, participants meet every two weeks for a roughly 4,5 hour round-table session.  Every session focuses primarily on a given technical or nontechnical topic  regarding the energy revolution (see below).  For each session, 6 or 7 suitable sources (for example studies, papers, journal articles, etc.) are introduced by the participants in short presentations and then discussed by the group.  At the end of each session, a list of sources for the next meeting will be handed out and assigned to the students to prepare for the next session.

Please note:

  • the number of participants is limited for organizational reasons – if too many sign up there will be a lottery.  If you are interested in participating, please sign up per stud.IP by September 30th at the latest
  • the Course is taought in German; good Germans skills a required

The following topics were discussed in the winter semester of 2022/2023:

  • CO2 pricing systems and their effect on climate protection
  • Negative CO2 emissions and sustainable CO2 cycles
  • Concerns and fake news against the energy transition
  • Psychological approaches to the success of the mobility transition
  • Opportunities and obstacles in the heat transition
  • Technologies for a successful heat transition

COURSE REGISTRATION AND MATERIALS

We use the Stud.IP website from Leibniz University Hannover for the management of the courses (date and time announcements, lecture and tutorial materials, video recordings…).  Please look there for more information.

Contact

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Aspects of the Energy Transition
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Aspects of the Energy Transition