DTU WIND Department of Wind and Energy Systems
Elektrovej
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2800 Kgs. Lyngby
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Denmark’s energy islands are hugely ambitious projects. It will require development and research—so let’s start now.
Large-scale Danish hydrogen project gets the green light from the EU. The aim is to create energy solutions that can accelerate the green transition.
Contribution i Altinget: Research holds the key to the future of green energy systems, but the national focus needs to be on the digital operating system that will connect it all.
Contribution in the media 'Altinget': With new innovative solutions, we can save at least DKK 20 billion once Denmark’s two energy islands are fully operational.
Why is Power-to-X so important in a smart energy system and what are the challenges in meeting the goal? Five DTU researchers present their take.
Professors from DTU Wind Energy, DTU Electrical Engineering and Aalborg University point out challenges relating to the two energy islands, that are to be built in Denmark.
Energy islands. Are they our big bright shining hope for a green future? One thing is for sure: It is a Mars Mission transforming the energy system as we know it, researchers from two universities agree.
Center for Electric Power and Energy is co-leading a new a two year project that aims to unlock energy flexibility from energy communities by empowering citizens, municipalities and businesses with novel all-digital tools and simple user interfaces.
Professor Jacob Østergaard at Energy Supply: We need to act on several technological fronts to achieve the 70 per cent target of reducing climate gases by 2030.
On 1 April 2020 Tomislav Dragičević takes on the position as Professor and Head of group (Electric Equipment Technology) at Center for Electric Power and Energy, DTU Elektro.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen today met with Prime Minster of Latvia, Arturs Karinš in EnergyLab Nordhavns showroom.
Energy hubs in the North Sea, that can collect and distribute energy from offshore wind farms to the European countries, are challenging the usual way of designing electricity grids. A project led by Technical University of Denmark is now developing new solutions.
After four and a half years, the ambitious EnergyLab Nordhavn project presents a number of recommendations to politicians and public authorities for how to ensure a faster track to green transition.
An experiment with 800 households on Bornholm shows how consumers’ energy consumption can be remotely controlled for the benefit of the green transformation.
40 Danish and Chinese researchers committed to push collaborations forward within the framework of Sino-Danish Center for Education and Research - Sustainable Energy Systems, when they held a seminar in China.
The internationally recognized test platform PowerLabDK, which supports the Danish position as energy technology pioneer, now has a new Chairman; Jørgen S. Christensen from the Danish Energy Association will chair the PowerLabDK Steering Committee going forward.
EnergyLab Nordhavn, Urban Help and Scion DTU have entered into a strong collaboration on EnergyHub, which is a new innovation environment for businesses engaged in innovative and sustainable solutions for the cities of the future. 30 businesses moving into the new shared office facilities and more than 200 visits annually by potential...
Come and celebrate the official opening of the EnergyHub 12 December 2017 – a new epicenter for start-ups and others developing sustainable energy solutions in cities.
The IET’s Renewable Power Generation conference (RPG 2018) is coming to Denmark for the first time. The conference takes place 26 - 27 September 2018 at Center for Electric Power and Energy, DTU Elektro. Submit your abstract by 8 December 2017.