I would like to use this discussion section to announce our new non-profit research network focused on industrial decarbonisation (RENEW-Industry).
https://sites.google.com/view/renew-industry/
Are you a researcher working on technological, economic or policy aspects of industrial decarbonisation? Then we would really appreciate it to have you on board. The idea is to better connect researchers in this very important field, which still faces uncountable uncertainties in the face of rigid low emission targets in order to comply with the Paris Agreement. Already more than 50 researchers from renowned institutions based in 9 European countries have joined. Now we count on you to increase that number even more.
Feel free to message me or comment below in case you have any questions or comments.
[Update 04.03.2020]: The first newsletter is online on our web page, now:
https://sites.google.com/view/renew-industry/archive?authuser=0
[Update 12.05.2020]: Newsletter #2
https://us4.campaign-archive.com/?u=32deebd63670cdcc2d75d48c4&id=b83d13c7d6
I really like this idea. I am a professor of thermodynamics, and transfer of heat and mass. My research focuses on the energy optimization of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. In addition, I investigate the integration of (HVAC) systems to renewable energy sources and energy storage systems. The research area that I work on, as an indirect result, causes the decrease of carbon emission in the electricity generating industry. My question is: With my research profile can I be part of this work team?
Our first newsletter can be downloaded via the archive section of our webpage:
https://sites.google.com/view/renew-industry/archive?authuser=0
I hope you enjoy and sign up!
Best
Timo
New newletter (#2) out now: https://us4.campaign-archive.com/?u=32deebd63670cdcc2d75d48c4&id=b83d13c7d6
Join the conversation and sign up for the Research Network on Industrial Decarbonisation here:
https://sites.google.com/view/renew-industry/archive?authuser=0
I really like this idea. I am a professor of thermodynamics, and transfer of heat and mass. My research focuses on the energy optimization of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. In addition, I investigate the integration of (HVAC) systems to renewable energy sources and energy storage systems. The research area that I work on, as an indirect result, causes the decrease of carbon emission in the electricity generating industry. My question is: With my research profile can I be part of this work team?
Dear Debarayan. Great to hear about your interest, and indeed, you are more than welcome to join like everyone else who is interested in the topic. There are no strings attached and we are objective is to cover all aspects from engineering, economics and policy making required to support the transition. You can find the sign-up link on our webpage. Would be great to have you on board!
https://sites.google.com/view/renew-industry/
Looking at your profile you might also be interested in the work of Johan Rootzén, one of our coordinators, and the MISTRA initiative ( https://www.mistracarbonexit.com/). Also the papers published on the conferences of the European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (eceee.org) might be of interest to you.
Best
Timo
On behalf of the Research Network on Industrial Decarbonisation (RENEW Industry), I would like to welcome you to the online workshop:
“How to jump start industry decarbonization in the wake of the corona crisis?”
Wednesday June 17th, 9.00-12.30 (CET)
The number of participants is limited – reserve your spot sign up here:
https://www.eceee.org/events/eceee-seminars-and-workshops/how-to-jump-start-industry-decarbonization-in-the-wake-of-the-corona-crisis/
(latest by June 12th).
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