The far-reaching changes
brought about by the energy transition are increasingly affecting other
industries. Policy objectives and stricter regulations require companies
to be more responsive to their energy and resource consumption, but
there can also be great opportunities. In addition to potential savings
through greater energy efficiency, the utilization of flexibility
options can also be used to justify new business models.
In
this module, innovative research approaches in the fields of energy
efficiency and building technology will be analyzed and applied in
cooperation with companies from the respective fields, offering students
and companies alike an attractive cooperation at the interface of
entrepreneurial praxis, research and science – a win-win situation for
both sides.
Students look at aspects of buildings and energy efficiency, including greenhouse gas emissions, demand management, combined heat and power, process chain management, energy efficiency technologies, amortization calculations, local heating and cooling supply, project management, and ISO standards. In doing so, they apply the knowledge gained in earlier modules in practice.
- Lecturer: Selin Agir
- Lecturer: Gernot Bohmann
- Lecturer: Nora Bonatz
- Lecturer: Irene Brown
- Lecturer: Raunak Pravin Chepurwar
- Lecturer: Hadi Daaboul
- Lecturer: Christian Dworak
- Lecturer: Mariam Ahmed Mostafa Elsawy Elsheikh
- Lecturer: Troy Estrellado
- Lecturer: Phillip Hebert
- Lecturer: Armin Kraft
- Lecturer: Rémy Pierre Joseph Alexandre Lavaud
- Lecturer: Sandra Lubahn
- Lecturer: Massimo Moraglio
- Lecturer: Joachim Müller-Kirchenbauer
- Lecturer: Nesdi Sofia Pinzon Jaimes
- Lecturer: Jessica Schönebeck
- Lecturer: Stephan Seim
- Lecturer: Jing Wu
- Lecturer: Kunrong Zheng