CET

Centre for Energy Technologies

Centre for Energy Technologies (CET) is an independent research centre at Aarhus University that focuses on the development of new and innovative energy systems for businesses and consumers, primarily in the areas of electricity, renewable energy, energy efficiency and hydrogen. It aspires to be one of the leading national and regional producers of independent, high-quality academic research related to energy studies and energy policy.

Publications

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Sovacool, B. & Funk, A. (2013). Wrestling with the Hydra of Nuclear Waste Storage in the United States. Electricity Journal, 26(2), 67-78. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tej.2013.01.008

Xydis, G. (2013). Wind energy to thermal and cold storage - A systems approach. Energy and Buildings, 56, 41-47. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enbuild.2012.10.011

Xydis, G. & Mihet-Popa, L. (2017). Wind energy integration via residential appliances. Energy Efficiency, 10(2), 319-329. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12053-016-9459-2

Hirsh, R. F. & Sovacool, B. (2013). Wind Turbines and Invisible Technology: Unarticulated Reasons for Local Opposition to Wind Energy. Technology and Culture, 54(4), 705-734. https://doi.org/10.1353/tech.2013.0131

Xydis, G., Pechlivanoglou, G. & Nayeri, N. C. (2015). Wind Turbine Waste Heat Recovery—A Short-Term Heat Loss Forecasting Approach. Challenges. https://doi.org/10.3390/challe6020188

Enevoldsen, P. (2016). Wind Power in Forested Areas:Determining the Roughness Length and Displacement Height for Coniferous Trees. Poster session præsenteret ved AWEA, New Orleans, USA.

Kaldellis, J. K. & Apostolou, D. (2018). Wind Power Contribution in Achieving Global Renewable Energy Targets: Current Status and Future Prospects. I E. D. Rogdakis & I. P. Koronaki (red.), Recent Advances in Renewable Energy (Vol. 3): Renewable Energy Engineering: Solar, Wind, Biomass, Hydrogen and Geothermal Energy Systems (Bind 3, s. 238-271). U.A.E.: Bentham Science Publishers.

Xydis, G. (2015). Wind Energy Integration through District Heating. A Wind Resource Based Approach. Resources. https://doi.org/10.3390/resources4010110

Xydis, G. & Nanaki, E. (2015). Wind Energy Based Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Sitting. A GIS/Wind Resource Assessment Approach. Challenges. https://doi.org/10.3390/challe6020258

Noel, L., Papu Carrone, A., Jensen, A. F., Zarazua de Rubens, G., Kester, J. & Sovacool, B. K. (2019). Willingness to pay for electric vehicles and vehicle-to-grid applications: A Nordic choice experiment. Energy Economics, 78, 525-534. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eneco.2018.12.014

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Activities

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Avgoustaki, Dafni Despoina, Foredragsholder, Sustainable Products and Consumption: The case of Plant Factories, 04.11.2019
Avgoustaki, Dafni Despoina, Foredragsholder, VertiFarm 2019: Optimization of Photoperiod and Quality Assessment of Basil Plants Grown in a Small-Scale Indoor Cultivation System for Reduction of Energy Demand, 13.10.2019-15.10.2019
Enevoldsen, Peter, Foredragsholder, European Socio-Technical Wind Atlas, 01.10.2019
Avgoustaki, Dafni Despoina, Foredragsholder, Sampling Techniques-Data Analysis-Statistical Analysis, 11.09.2019-21.10.2019
Avgoustaki, Dafni Despoina, Foredragsholder, Vertical Farm Conference: Indoor Urban Farming, the Beginning of a Sustainable Era in Food Production. How We can Reduce the Energy Demand Cost, 25.06.2019-26.06.2019
Enevoldsen, Peter, Foredragsholder, Wind, Water, and Solar, 09.04.2019
Avgoustaki, Dafni Despoina, Foredragsholder, Optimization of Engineering Processes Using Numerical Approaches, 01.03.2019-15.08.2019
Enevoldsen, Peter, Redaktør, Energy for Sustainable Development (Tidsskrift), 01.2019
Xydis, Georgios, Redaktionsmedlem, Sustainability (Switzerland) (Tidsskrift), 2019
Xydis, Georgios, Redaktionsmedlem, Sustainable Futures (Tidsskrift), 2019

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Contact

Peter Enevoldsen

Adjunkt

M peterenevoldsen@btech.au.dk
H 8001, Innovatorium, CET
P +4593508949

Research focus

The scientific backbone of CET is to pursue research within renewable energy technologies, in order to:

Combine a large number of data from experiments with (applied) science for understanding the processes in scientific and practical problems.
Design science research (understanding, analysing, systematising frameworks to determine the design of socio-technological development).
Map analytical tools to understand technologies in companies and society from a socio-technical perspective
Apply an open approach to technology in the context of changes and the ability to support diversity with combinations of existing and novel technologies into new opportunities.
Examine energy management processes with a particular focus on governance of technical development and operations processes in the view of support of complex and changing technologies in companies.
Ensure the involvement of relevant organisational and economic aspects in concrete design, implementation and operation of technology driven business solutions.

Objectives

The group's main objectives are to:

Pursue and publish research within renewable energy technologies as consisting of the energy modelling, innovation, socio-technical systems, energy planning, digitalization and technological development.
Contribute to the engineering study programmes at BTECH/AU. In particular to support the MSc in Engineering study programme (cand.polyt.).
Build bridges to private companies and public institutions with technology and socio-technological solutions.

Visions

The main visions of the CET research group are to:

Contribute/support the engineering study programmes at BTECH/AU with research-based teaching.
Become an attractive research project partner for national and international research groups.
Support private companies and public institutions with technology and socio-technological solutions.
Profiling and positioning the engineering education in the business community in Denmark and among students in national and international environments.
Create a vibrant environment for the talent development of final-stage MSc students, PhD students, postdocs and assistant professors.

The research group vision is to connect these five visions in various labs where students, researchers and industry can collaborate.

News

21.11.2019 | Forskningsnyhed

Benjamin Sovacool: Highly Cited Researcher for 2019

Benjamin Sovacool is in the elite group of the top 1% of citations awarded to the top 0.1% of academics.

26.09.2019 | Forskningsnyhed

European wind could supply the whole world with electricity

Europe has more than enough room for far more wind turbines than are currently being erected. Even without disturbing people, animals and nature. A new international research project based at Aarhus BSS in Herning shows that the potential is huge. The researchers are now searching for the best locations.