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TUM School of Engineering and Design
Chair of Renewable and Sustainable Energy Systems
Prof. Dr. Thomas Hamacher
The ENS arranges itself on the system level in order to use its competences in the field of energy system modeling. Individual modeling results can also be studied in the laboratory facility CoSES (Center for Combined Smart Energy Systems).
Website: Research at ENS
Contact: Julia Gawlick
Research, validation and implementation of "Power-to-X" concepts
The main research topics in the project network are: Electrolysis solutions for the production of H2 from renewable energy as well as further process routes.
Life cycle analysis and energy models
The contribution of ENS is on the one hand the life cycle analysis (LCA) according to ISO14040 of PEM electrolysis in cluster A1. On the other hand, the ENS is integrated into the roadmap process. The aim of this is to ensure that the cluster-specific results are comparable across projects. In relation to the energy sector in particular, the ENS provides an energy model in which the individual P2X technologies are integrated. This makes it easy and transparent to run through individual predefined scenarios over the entire duration of the project.
Type: Project within the Kopernikus-Strategy of the BMBF
Funding: German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)
Runtime: 09/2019-08/2022
Website: https://www.kopernikus-projekte.de/
Contact: Julia Gawlick
Additional information: TUM Cooperation Project