News & Calendar Open menu 24 January 2018 GROW programme kicks off with a novel pile installation method ’Gentle Driving of Piles’ The first GROW project, ‘Gentle Driving of Piles’, received the approval of the Dutch RVO for granting a subsidy of 2.7 million euro. This project consortium is led by TU Delft and together with the GROW partners Boskalis, Deltares, DOT, Eneco, Sif, TNO, ECN, Shell, IHC, SHL and Van Oord, they will develop and test a novel pile installation method for offshore wind turbines. Read more 23 January 2018 In search of better Li-ion batteries and alternatives There is a lot of progress still to be made when it comes to batteries and energy storage. The problem of storing energy is often underestimated however. Gradual evolution in the world of batteries is more likely than a revolution. TU Delft's new batteries lab will focus primarily on research into potential alternatives for what is currently the standard technology: the lithium-ion battery. Read more 17 January 2018 Paulien Herder joins 3mE for e-Refinery initiative Paulien Herder, professor of energy systems at the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management and chair of the Delft Energy Initiative, joined the Department of Process and Energy part time on 1 January 2018 in order to run the e-Refinery initiative. E-Refinery is a university-wide initiative of TU Delft that sees three faculties (AS, 3mE and TPM) joining forces in the field of the electrification of the chemical and energy sectors. Read more 12 January 2018 Aad Correljé op BNR Nieuwsradio over aardgaswinning in Groningen Het was weer raak in Groningen. Het aantal schademeldingen is opgelopen naar 600. De onrust is groot en de roep om de gaskraan zo snel mogelijk helemaal dicht te draaien weer luider. Maar kan dat wel? Waar gaan we ons gas dan vandaan halen? Is dat een garantie dat er geen aardbevingingen meer in het gebied gaan voorkomen? En kan minister Wiebes waarmaken om de gaswinning zo snel mogelijk af te bouwen? Read more 07 November 2016 Kornelis Blok in The Jakarta Post: New coal technology won't solve climate woes According to the World Coal Association (WCA) “high efficiency, low emissions” coal technology will allow Indonesia to “continue to use its coal resources”, whilst also meeting its international commitments to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This is simply false: No new coal plants are compatible with the goal of keeping global temperature increases below 2 degrees Celsius. Read more ... Page 80 Page 81 Page 82 Page 83 You are on page 84 Page 85 Shall we keep you informed? Open menu rss ical Click the following webcal to add the feed to your own calendar or copy to subscribe manually. webcal://www.tudelft.nl/en/energy/news-calendar?tx_lookupfeed_feed%5Baction%5D=ical&tx_lookupfeed_feed%5Bcontroller%5D=Feed&tx_lookupfeed_feed%5Blimit%5D=15&tx_lookupfeed_feed%5BlookupUid%5D=117198&type=1657271091&cHash=37778b2d0e9669a34e1bb4a68b1179b8 More about webcal. November 14 Climate Action Programme lecture by Angela Meyer and Louise Nuijens 15 Port Transition Challenge December 12 Climate Action Programme lecture Climate and Biodiversity Page 1 Page 2 You are on page 3 Share this page: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email WhatsApp Share this page