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New energy technologies

Individual course

Course is organised as classroom teaching in Turku but lectures are available online.

The aim of the course is to give the participants an overwiew of new energy (more) sustainable energy technologies and their advantages and disadvantages. Present state and global trends are discussed. Technologies treated are solar thermal energy (collectors and concentrators), solar photovoltaics, biomass, fuel cells, wind energy, wave and tidal energy, geothermal energy and osmotic power. The course also treats operation principles, efficiency and practical realisations of the technologies, and illustrates the performance through a set of small numerical examples and assignments.

Learning objectives of the course:

  • to get acquainted with new and emerging energy technologies
  • to gain basic understanding of their operation principles, efficiencies and limitations
  • to get an overview of the present state of energy supply and use in Finland and future trends in the field

More information in Åbo Akademi’s course page.

Responsible teachers

Åbo Akademi
Henrik Saxén
henrik.saxen(at)abo.fi
Åbo Akademi
Mikko Helle
mikko.helle(at)abo.fi

Contact person for applications

FITech
Pilvi Lempiäinen , Service designer
pilvi.lempiainen(at)fitech.io
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Category:
Energy storages,
Technical studies
Topics:
Applications and technologies of energy storages,
Industrial engineering and management
Course code:
424517.0
Credits:
5 ECTS
Level:
Teaching period:
21.1.–15.3.2020
Application deadline:
14.1.2020
Host university:
Åbo Akademi University
Study is open for:
Adult learner,
Degree student
Teaching methods:
Online
Language:
English
Study suitable for:
Future energy storage professionals and master's level students with some basic background knowledge in thermodynamics and fluid mechanics

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