Track 3: Sustainable Energy & Transportation

Secure, clean and efficient.

Program for Track 3

The way we provide power for our activities has a huge climate impact and major contribution to our footprint. This track covers the numerous technologies and scenarios that are explored for the future power supply and energy storage, which is often linked in with transportation of people and goods.

  • #  indicates number in book of abstracts
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  • For a map for the poster session and conference locations, see Where to go.
  • You should bring your presentation ready on both your laptop and on a memory stick. Exchanging laptops often gives problems and there you must be ready to quickly use another computer.
  • Talks are organized in the tracks and your track will tell you specifically what to do in that session.
  • In some tracks the track chair will require you upload the presentation beforehand.
  • There will be laser pointers and adapters available for the talks.

 


 

  • Lunch time poster session
    11:30-13:00 Meeting room foyer (1st floor)
    See list of presentations below

  • Track 3 talks, first session
    13:00-14:40 Meeting room 1 (1st floor)
    Chaired by Leif Sønderberg Petersen 
     
    • 13:00 #54:Overview of the Sustainable Energy Research at DTU 
      Hans Hvidtfeldt Larsen, DTU National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy
       
    • 13:15 #55:Wind energy for a sustainable development 
      Ioanna Karagali, DTU Wind Energy
       
    • 13:30 #56:Routes from biomass to fuels 
      Anders Riisager, DTU Chemistry
       
    • 13:45 #57:Microbial electrosynthesis: a novel strategy for flexible energy storage from electricity surplus and greenhouse gas 
      Tian Zhang, DTU Biosustain
       
    • 14:00 #58:Flue gas cleaning 
      Rasmus Fehrman, DTU Chemistry
       
    • 14:15 #59:Environmental sustainability of electricity supply in the world between 1980 and 2011: Lessons learnt and perspectives 
      Alexis Laurent, DTU Management Engineering
       
    • 14:30-14:40: funding opportunities in the field
      Thomas Aarup Larsen, DTU Transport, Anne Line Mikkelsen, Research Office
       
  • Coffee break and poster session continued
    14:40-15:30 in meeting center lounge (ground floor) & foyer (1st floor)
    See list of presentations below
     
  • Track 3 talks, second session
    15:30-17:00 Meeting room 1 (1st floor)
    Chaired by Hans Hvidtfeldt Larsen, DTU National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy
    • 15:30 #60: Utilization of low-temperature heat sources for heat and power production
      Fredrik Haglind, DTU Mechanical Engineering
    • 15:45 #61:Power to fuel using electrolysis and CO2 capture 
      Mogens B. Mogensen, DTU Energy
    • 16:00 #62:The perspectives of fusion energy: The roadmap towards energy production and fusion energy in a distributed energy system 
      Volker Naulin, DTU Physics
    • 16:15 #63:Sustainability in transport 
      Henrik Gudmundsson, DTU Transport
    • 16:30 #64:Green Maritime Logistics 
      Harilaos N. Psaraftis DTU Transport
    • 16:45 Grøn Dyst
      Louise Hindenburg, Office for Study Programmes and Student Affairs

  • 16:50 Discussion 
    Moderator Hans Hvidtfeldt Larsen, DTU National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy

  • 17:00-18:00: Social event in the meeting center lounge area (ground floor) 
    sponsored by DTU's Grøn Dyst / Green Challenge with DTU's Bryghus

Track 3 Laptop Presentations 

Kristian

Mølhave

DTU Nanotech

#66:Microchip systems for imaging liquid and high temperature processes in TEM & SEM

Athanasios

Papakonstantinou

DTU Electrical Engineering

#67:Renewables in Electricity Markets

 Brain 

 Seger

 DTU Fysik

#68:Solar Fuels: Photocatalytic Water Splitting Using a 2‐Photon Approach


Track 3 Poster Presentations 

Christian Danvad

Damsgaard

Center for nanoscopy

#70: Novel catalysts for methanol synthesis from CO2 and H2

Roberto

Turconi

DTU Environment

#71: EASETECH Energy: Life Cycle Assessment of the Danish Electricity System

Lasse Bo

Nielsen

DTU Chemistry

#72:Mo- and V- catalyzed Transformation of Biomass into High-Value Chemicals

Jesper

Rasmussen

DTU Physics

#73:Towards fusion energy as a sustainable energy source: Activities at DTU Physics

Anders

Jorgensen

DTU Danchip

#74:TinyPower – Power conversion on a tiny scale

Jesper

Hanberg

DTU Danchip

#75:Photovoltaic building blocks

Andrea

Cazzaniga

DTU Photonics

#76:Thin films of absorber material CZTS for solar cells

Rasmus

Halvgaard

DTU Compute

#77:Waste Water Treatment Plants and the Smart Grid

Trine

Arndal

DTU Chemical Eng.

#78:H2CAP - Hydrogen assisted catalytic biomass pyrolysis for green fuels

Nabin

Aryal

DTU Biosustain

#79:Bioelectrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide by pure culture at the cathode.

Morten

Ryberg

DTU Management

#80:Assessing the environmental impacts of using demineralized coal for electricity generation

Fabiana

Morandi

DTU Chemical Eng.

#81:Sustainability assessment of two chains of biomass supply from field to bioenergy

Fariza

Ammam

DTU Biosustain

#82:Production of butyrate and caproate from a coculture of Sporomusa ovata and Clostridium kluyveri during MES

Jesper Graa

Andreasen

DTU Mechanical Eng.

#83:Utilization of low temperature heat for environmentally friendly electricity production

Track 3 scientific committee

  • Coordinator:Hans Hvidtfeldt Larsen, DTU Natlab
  • Sune Ebbesen, DTU Energyconversion
  • Tian Zhang, DTU Biosustain
  • Jan Rossmeisl, DTU Fysik
  • Jens Juul Rasmussen, DTU Fysik
  • Rasmus Fehrmann, DTU Chemistry
  • Poul Norby, DTU Energyconversion
  • Henrik Gudmundsson, DTU transport
  • Brian Elmegaard, DTU Mek
  • Steering group contact person: Kristian Mølhave, DTU Nanotech