Providing clean, reliable and affordable energy for the world’s population is one of today’s biggest challenges. At the same time green energy technology also offers new economic opportunities. The Delft Energy Initiative provides easy access to the more than 700 energy researchers at TU Delft and brings together researchers, students, companies and governments to tackle the energy challenge.
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- Solar Energy
Program(s) Bachelor
Theme(s) EnergySustainability
Microelectronics (Master) (3)
Petroleum Engineering (Master) (1)
Sustainable Processes and Energy (Master) (1)
- Non Equilibrium Thermodynamics
Program(s) Master
Theme(s) EnergySustainability
Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis & Management (Master) (3)
- Electricity and Gas: Market Design and Policy Issues
Program(s) Master
Theme(s) EnergyEnvironment - Legal Aspects of MAS Design
Program(s) Master
Theme(s) EnergyEnvironmentHealth - Next Generation Infrastructures
Program(s) Master
Theme(s) Infrastructures and MobilityEnergy
Teachers (15)
- E.F. ten Heuvelhof
Course(s) Next Generation Infrastructures
- Victor Hugo Sánchez Espinoza
Course(s) Understanding Nuclear Energy
- S.H. Kjelstrup
Course(s) Non Equilibrium Thermodynamics
- J.L. Kloosterman
Course(s) Understanding Nuclear Energy
- Rudy Konings
Course(s) Understanding Nuclear Energy
- G.J.T. Leus
Course(s) Digital Signal Processing
- S.M. Luthi
Course(s) Petroleum Geology
- Stefaan Pommé
Course(s) Understanding Nuclear Energy
- J. Popović
Course(s) Electronic Power Conversion
- N. Saanen
Course(s) Legal Aspects of MAS Design
- W.A. Serdijn
Course(s) Analog Integrated Circuit DesignElektronische signaalbewerking IILineaire schakelingen
- A.H.M. Smets
Course(s) Solar EnergySustainable Energy: Design A Renewable Future
- M.P.C. Weijnen
Course(s) Next Generation Infrastructures
- M. Zeman
Course(s) Solar Cells
- L.J. de Vries
Course(s) Electricity and Gas: Market Design and Policy Issues
- E.F. ten Heuvelhof