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Visit of a Delegation from Mexico at the MSE

On Monday, 20 June 2016, a delegation from Mexico, consisting of representatives of the state and of industry, visited the Munich School of Engineering

Extended Deadline: 6th Energy Colloquium of the Munich School of Engineering

Dear doctoral students and young researchers, on 07.07.2016 the colloquium of the Munich School of Engineering (MSE) of TUM will be held for the sixth time. With the title "New Concepts in Energy Science and Engineering", it is the goal of the colloquium to bring knowledge and research in the field of energy at the TUM closer together and to provide a platform for discussion and exchange.…

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Initiation of a research collaboration project with the Technical University of Denmark (DTU).

As partner universities of the “EuroTech Universities” the research group “Bio Conversions” from the Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Department (DTU) and the research group “Energy-Efficient Wastewater Treatment” from Chair of Urban Water Systems Engineering (TUM) are initiating a new collaboration project on biogas upgrading in trickle bed reactors. The aim of the collaboration project is to…

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Project E2Fuels: new publication on combustion behavior of natural gas-hydrogen-mixtures

Hydrogen from water electrolysis can be stored within the natural gas grid and provide a large energy storage capacity. Due to the specific combustion properties of hydrogen, however, engines and CHP fueled with natural gas are subject to investigations on the effects of hydrogen addition on their operating behavior.

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Life Cycle Assessment shows that (green) electricity will still have the highest impact on the global warming potential of hydrogen produced by PEM electrolysers in 2050.

Latest findings from the Kopernikus P2X project show that based on a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) the global warming potential of green hydrogen depends mainly on the generation technologies available for the electricity production.

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