Ali A Ibrahim, 2021 |
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Edwin Ong, 2017 |
AntĂłnio Osvaldo SaĂde, 2017 |
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Michel Abi Nakad, 2016 |
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Michel Battikh, 2016 |
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Fadi Marji, 2015 |
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Matthieu Jaunatre, 2020 |
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Ilona Koivunalho, 2018 |
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Sebastian Riss, 2016 |
Michel Battikh, 2016 |
Hyazinth Immanuel Hennel, 2016 |
Fadi Marji, 2015 |
Tatiana Aleshkevich, 2022 |
Yunus Sönmez, 2022 |
Niko Staudacher, 2022 |
Kate Hansen, 2022 |
Alexander Ubl, 2022 |
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Isahac Esteve, 2020 |
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Ali A Ibrahim, 2021 |
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Jean-Luc Jacob, 2016 |
Diana Maria Ramos Perez, 2015 |
David Rau, 2014 |
Jens Hauser, 2018 |
Mario Maras, 2018 |
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Kumbirai Makanza, 2024 |
Lena Karsten, 2024 |
Yunus Sönmez, 2022 |
Alejandra Reyes, 2022 |
Katharine Rushton, 2020 |
Grigorios S. Georgakis, 2020 |
Dody^Firdaus, 2019 |
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Jean-Luc Jacob, 2016 |
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Katharine Rushton, 2020 |
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Dirk Kalusa, 2014 |
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Dody Firdaus, 2019 |
Kareem Abu Eid, 2014 |
Robert Cole, 2022 |
Rassim Hariz, 2016 |
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"Renewable Energy Intermittency: Challenges and Solutions to Integrate Renewables into the Grid" Zain Keshavjee, 2024 |
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"The workload is manageable and the programme is worth doing, just make sure you do set aside time for work all along the year, not only before the due dates. And definitely make use of group work and ability to meet many wonderful experts among your peers.â
Edwin Ong, Australia
âInitially it was challenging trying to balance part-time study with full-time work. You certainly have to make adjustments in your life, but you slowly get used to the arrangement. It was extremely helpful that the lectures were recorded and could be accessed at any time.â
Ecosystem services and solar landscapes.
'Designing a multifunctional solar landscape near the Millingerwaard by deploying ecosystem services', Tine Lambert, 2022
The urgency of energy transition often leads to solutions that do not relate to the existing landscape, putting ecosystems under pressure. The challenge is to ensure that the implementation of renewable energy does not adversely affect ecosystem services, but instead improves them. This masterâs thesis investigated how a multifunctional solar landscape near the Millingerwaard in the municipality of Berg and Dal (NL) can improve spatial quality through the deployment of the concept of ecosystem services. First, 16 spatial guidelines were obtained from the literature. Current ecosystem services in the area were analyzed, resulting in a map that shows the trade-offs, synergies and hotspots between ecosystem services and energy generation. Next, expert surveys were used to assess and value the spatial quality of various function combinations with PV. All findings were incorporated into a design which shows that a multifunctional solar landscape can bring about positive changes for spatial quality. The use of the different methods stimulates designing sustainable projects that connect people, energy and biodiversity, based on the synergy of different ecosystem services.
'Building smart strategies for the uncertainties of energy and housing development on the edge of Nijmegen', Tim Kisner, 2022
Integration of energy transition with other societal goals is slowly becoming a more widespread approach. In recent years, combinations of energy with agriculture, nature and infrastructure have been proposed regularly. The combination of energy and these functions often implies a focus on the open landscape: outside the city, far from where the energy is consumed. This regularly leads to opposition. To spare these landscapes, opponents often suggest to âuse every roofâ for solar energy generation. Although it is arguable whether this will satisfy the energy demand of the entire nation, locating energy generation near the user seems tangible and fair. To investigate the opportunities of bringing production and consumption together, this master thesis investigated the true integration of energy and housing development. An âEnergy on the Edgeâ approach is developed, reaching for integration beyond mere utilizing of roof space. The approach is employed to study synergies between energy and housing development at the western city edge of Nijmegen. Here, electricity production is used to stimulate housing development while coping with future uncertainties regarding both functions. Instead of âoutsourcingâ energy development to the countryside, it is brought into the city. This master thesis establishes a new concept for living with renewable energy: Living in the Power Plant. The concept utilizes energy to improve urban landscape quality - a promising approach to address opposition to conventional, often monofunctional interventions for energy transition in our rural landscapes.
'Photo Forestry - Exploring design principles for multifunctional carbon mitigation landscape development', Sam van den Oetelaar, 2022
Afforestation is becoming politically popular to boost biological carbon sequestration to reduce climate change effects. Similarly, the use of solar panels is also getting popular. In densely built and planned countries, multifunctionality of the landscape is a significant factor for the spatial quality of the landscape. Therefore, with an afforestation challenge that has large spatial implications, there is a need for proper forest design for climate, nature and human activities. This master examines the potential synergies between silviculture and renewable energy production. The research consists of two parts: [1] research for design (RFD) and [2] research through designing (RTD). RFD yielded 11 design considerations covering carbon sequestration, forest health, recreation and Forestvoltaics (FV) - a promising function combination between photovoltaic energy production and forest development. RTD yielded a landscape design in which an FV system is integrated in a multifunctional carbon mitigation landscape. Four general design principles are defined; they expand the knowledge base on designing multifunctional carbon mitigation landscapes. It is concluded that the FV system is suitable for creating synergies. However, the proposed concept is novel and conceptual, and additional studies are required to examine its full potential.
'empowering energy estates: a new estate as a means for sustainable energy in wijhe, overijssel' joost andréa, 2021.
In order to realign and better embed renewable energy technologies in the landscape, inspiration is found with the estate (landgoed), as it is an integrative production landscape that unifies agricultural, cultural-historical, recreational, and ecological values. In the last decade several (suggestive) designs were made for âenergy estatesâ (energielandgoederen) in the Dutch landscape. Although a promising concept, the elaboration into design guidelines for specific landscape types is still lacking. This thesis has the objective to develop design guidelines for a sustainable energy estate in the landscape context of West Overijssel. It builds upon the existing knowledge of sustainable energy landscape design as well as the activation of the design knowledge embedded in the historical estate type that is found in the region. By a comparative case study, thirteen essential spatial characteristics of the this estate type were identified. The final design illustrates that it is indeed possible to employ the estate as a means for designing sustainable energy landscapes and that the estate type characteristics possess enough flexibility to adjust them to the contemporary program.
'solarchipelago: designing energy transition in the ijmeer along ecosystem change' david de boer, 2020 climate change mitigation calls for a transition towards more sustainable energy sources. however, allocating the space for renewable energy technologies like pv systems in complex and dense metropolitan regions is no easy task. this is the case for the ijmeer between amsterdam and almere as well. the ijmeer is also an ecosystem under pressure. the objective of this research is to design an energy transition in the ijmeer that aligns with the way that ecosystems change, such as through the process of succession. a method of research through designing is used to come to useful design principles and guidelines. a design for the ijmeer was created using a modular approach. two modules are presented that combine both renewable energy generation as well providing an infrastructure for succession to occur. multiple stages of succession simultaneously present in these modules allow for more habitat diversity for flora and fauna. the modules performance is based on constant working principles but include variables as well to provide different system responses. the modules variables and composition can adapt to the characteristics of multiple areas of the ijmeer, while also supporting other metropolitan functions like infrastructure and urban expansion while providing renewable energy. the resulting design guidelines were evaluated together with the principles in the conclusion., not just another solar field, 'not just another solar field: a multifunctional energygarden for mastwijk, the netherlands' florian becker, 2020 by 2030, the regional energy strategy (res) u16 regio around utrecht demands to provide 3.6twh of renewable electricity. in more concrete terms, this means a surface of 3,600 hectares of solar fields that are arising in the landscape within the next nine years. though this goal might not be realistic, even the appearing of a single hectare of solar field in the landscape should not go without careful planning anymore. plenty of research has demonstrated that solar fields can host many additional functions without decreasing their productivity. especially in densely populated regions like the res u16, scarce surfaces should not simply be allocated to single function land uses. this master thesis builds upon existing knowledge on multifunctional solar fields to identify a set of design guidelines. these are combined with guidelines of garden design to inform the recent concept of energygardens. after forming a set of design guidelines, a fraction of them is tested in a design for an energygarden of mastwijk in the province of utrecht. the energygarden mastwijk is a real project, which is currently developed and planned to be implemented in 2022., the bright side of solar energy.
'The bright side of solar energy: How solar energy can be used as a tool to improve landscapes,' Coos van Ginkel, december 2019 It is estimated that roughly 30,000 hectares of solar fields will be required on land in the Netherlands by 2050. Landscape experts urge that this energy transition should not harm the existing landscape but rather be used to improve spatial quality. The objective of this project was to explore how an integral design for a 1,500ha multifunctional solar landscape in the Northwest Haarlemmermeer can improve the spatial quality of the region.
'Eco solar corridor: Discovering the symbiotic strength of utility-scale solar energy systems and ecological networks in Brummen, the Netherlands,' Dominik Kriska, december 2019
While the need for utility-scale solar energy systems in landscapes is rising to reach the national climate goals, the rivalry with agriculture and the development of nature is increasing too. The combination of solar panels and agriculture was already tested in several projects, however the possible combination of solar energy with ecological networks has not been researched in depth yet. The objective of this research was to explore potential synergies arising from the implementation of solar fields in a gap of an ecological networks at Brummen, the Netherlands.
'Circular urban energy park: Transformation of the Hemwegcentrale,' Yingzi Wang, augustus 2019
According to the recommendations by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the Netherlands need to achieve an 95% reduction of CO2 emissions by 2040 compared to 1990. One of the measures that are taken is the closure of powerplants running on fossil fuels, like the Hemwegcentrale in the harbour of Amsterdam. This project explored the potentials of the Hemwegcentrale area as a sustainable urban energy landscape, in the complex context of a dynamic urban development in the next two decades.
'Perceiving without grieving: shaping solar energy for an energy neutral Zeeburgereiland (Amsterdam),' Tom van Heeswijk, March 2016
Amsterdam decided that all new construction projects, from 2015 on, must be energy neutral by avoiding fossil fuels in building-related energy consumption, while increasing the energy efficiency. The neighbourhood Zeeburgereiland in Amsterdam is planned as a dynamic and attractive island for dwelling and recreation, which aims to be energy-neutral by promoting renewable energies. This thesis investigated which physical and psychological attributes influence peopleâs liking and disliking of renewable energy, consequently formulating implications for design that could account for public preference.
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) Materials, Operation, and Recycling of Photovoltaics (MORE PV) funding program supports research and development projects to create innovative and practical approaches to increase the reuse and recycling of solar energy technologies.
DOE announced this funding opportunity on July 21, 2023. SETO selected four projects to receive $15.7 million in funding, which were announced on September 12, 2024 .
Projects will address challenges associated with the rapid deployment of PV systems in the United States, including the increasing demands on PV materials, system operation and maintenance, and recycling. This work will support technology improvements to reduce these challenges with a holistic view of all stages of the PV lifecycleâfrom the material needs and installation to operation and end of life.
The research activities will strengthen a circular economy for solar energy systems in the United States, aligning with the Biden-Harris Administrationâs goals to build a clean and equitable energy economy. This funding program also supports DOEâs Photovoltaics End-of-Life Action Plan which aims to halve the cost of recycling by 2030 and reduce the environmental impact of solar energy modules at end-of-life.
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Case western reserve university.
Project Name: ArgoPV: Orchestrating the Complete Photovoltaic Lifecycle Using Generative Artificial Intelligence and Spatiotemporal Graphs Location: Cleveland, OH DOE Award Amount: $4 million Awardee Cost Share: $150,000 Principal Investigator: Roger French Project Description: This project is developing ArgoPV, a generative artificial-intelligenceâpowered tool that can be used for photovoltaic (PV) design and operation decision support to minimize energy use, costs, and environmental impacts. To enable this tool, the project will build a holistic framework using PV performance and weather data throughout the systemâs lifecycle (PV materials, design, installation, performance, and end-of-life) and advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence analytics to enable prediction of future performance. The team is partnering with the University of Central Florida and Sandia National Laboratories.
Project Name: Raising the Bar: Data-Driven Standards to Increase and Incentivize PV Resiliency Location: Sacramento, CA DOE Award Amount: $2.4 million Awardee Cost Share: $600,000 Principal Investigator: Adam Shinn Project Description: The study of solar resilience during extreme weather events, like hail and hurricanes, has historically been limited by the lack of data. Leveraging physical loss data from solar assets and insurance claims, kWh Analytics is building a risk assessment model to identify the leading characteristics that make PV systems resilient against loss. Through a partnership with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Det Norske Veritas Group (DNV), and STANCE: Renewable Risk Partners, this analysis will provide standards and actionable insights to improve resilience for PV system owners and operators and to incentivize efficient solar deployment at scale for lenders.
Project Name: Contactless Multi-Curve Tracer for Enhanced Photovoltaic System Installation, Operations, Maintenance and Performance Location: Charlotte, NC DOE Award Amount: $1.3 million Awardee Cost Share: $66,000 Principal Investigator: Jaewon Oh Project Description: This project,in partnership with Portland State University, Pordis LLC, SOLV Energy, Arizona State University, and Duke Energy, is developing a commercially viable contactless multi-current-voltage (I-V) curve tracer. This tool will measure the current and voltage output of photovoltaic (PV) modules at multiple points without disconnecting and reconnecting the system to evaluate performance during its operation. This technology could make assessing PV system performance and diagnosing problems safer and faster for U.S. PV installers and operations and maintenance professionals.
Electric power research institute.
Project Title: Breaking Barriers to Enable Solar Technology Circularity (BBEST Circularity) Location: Palo Alto, CA DOE Award Amount: $8 million Awardee Cost Share: $2 million Principal Investigator: Cara Libby Project Description: This partnership of about 30 organizations, including academic and industrial stakeholders, aims to improve the circularity and lifecycle impact of photovoltaic (PV) systems through technology solutions, strategic partnerships, and community benefits. These include enabling near-field or in-field PV system repair, evaluating end-market technology solutions, reviewing policies that incentivize or mandate PV recycling, analyzing PV module composition and toxicity, developing end-of-life best practices, and publishing an end-of-life database to support long-term planning. The partnership will also establish working groups to guide research and analysis, support standards development, inform policy discussions, and disseminate results.
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