News from MEP

At the beginning of the year, the Institute for Electrical Energy Storage Technology, EES starts three projects in the field of battery research: Project iMoBatt, funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi): The project aim is to reduce the costs of energy storage systems. The entire product cycle is considered from design and development to production and installation,…

We invite you to apply for our upcoming Winter School 2019 „Food and Energy“ from February 18 to 22 at the TUM Science & Study Center in Raitenhaslach

Vom 27.11.2018 - 29.11.2018 findet in Essen der Geothermiekongress 2018 statt. Die Geothermie-Allianz Bayern beteiligt sich mit einer Workshopreihe zum Thema "Scalings & Corrosion". Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch!

With this year's topic "Advances in Energy Transition", the 8th MSE Colloquium takes place on 19 July 2018, 8.30 am to 9.00 pm in the TUM-Quantum in Garching Hochbrück. The call for contributions to the 8th colloquium of the Munich School of Engineering is now open!


MEP Research News

The new Chair of Sustainable Drivetrains was founded within the TUM School of Engineering and Design on 1st October 2021. It is part of the Department Mobility Systems Engineering and it is lead by Professor Malte Jaensch, PhD. The Chair works on topics such as sustainable fuels, hydrogen, and electric drivetrains.

A novel approach combining electrolysis and oxygenated entrained flow gasification enables high carbon efficiency in the production of sustainable Fischer-Tropsch fuels. This power-and-biomass-to-liquid (PBtL) process combines the concepts of using biomass as a carbon and energy source (biomass-to-liquid) and hydrogen as an energy carrier derived from carbon-neutral renewables (power-to-liquid).

The third roadmap of the Kopernikus P2X project shows the relevance of PtX products in a defossilized energy system. In addition, the ecological, economic and social impacts are examined on the basis of value chains of P2X products.

Hydrogen as a key element of future fuel supply is the main focus of several recent studies conducted at Bauhaus Luftfahrt

Methods - Understanding Porous Electrode Impedance and the Implications for the Impedance Analysis of Li-Ion Battery Electrodes / Robert Morasch, Josef Keilhofer, Hubert A. Gasteiger and Bharatkumar Suthar / Journal of the Electrochemical Society (2021), 168 (Open Access) - DOI