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Science Workshop: renewable energies

How much energy do we use? Does our lifestyle affect the amount of energy we need? Could renewable technologies provide for all energy needs in Luxembourg? 

During this workshop, participants get to search for answers using a self-assessment process and carrying out hands-on experiments. At the end of the session, you will be able to answer these questions through their own investigations. The methodology and results developed are easily transferred to the business environment.

Participants carry out the following tasks:

  • Assessing the potential of solar, wind, biomass or human powered technologies
  • Calculating their daily energy need and learning to solve the energy balance problem using the data they generated
  • Comparing their own energy consumption to that of other people and discussing whether Luxembourg could go 100% renewable
  • Learning the difference between power and energy
  • Discovering the advantages and disadvantages of different types of renewable energies and learning that they require land surface areas.

This workshop was developed by a team of researchers from the Department of Physics and Materials Science of the University of Luxembourg in the framework of the Energy4Life project. 

Get inspired by this 3min talk of Prof. Philip DALE.

 

When? Thursday 10th October, from 9am to 12am.
Where? Science building - Campus Limpersberg of the Université du Luxembourg / 162a Av. de la Faiencerie / 1511 Limpertsberg Luxembourg
For whom? All employees whose organisations is a member of IMS – The number of participants is limited to 18. 

 

If you have any questions about this event, please contact laetitia.mitchell@imslux.lu

 
Photos will likely be taken at the event intended to be published by IMS Luxembourg in written or digital media. Please inform the host at the beginning of the event if you do not wish to be in the photos.
At the end of the event you will receive a certificate of attendance which you can provide to your HR department.
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