The UT Austin Portugal Program, the long-standing Science and Technology Partnership between the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) and the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) is announcing an online course on Net-Zero Climate Emissions: The role of nanotechnologies for advanced energy generagion, conversion, and storage, happening from December 13 to December 16 (2 p.m. Lisbon time).
Coordinated by Killian Lobato (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Brian Korgel (the University of Texas at Austin, USA), Carla Silva (CITEVE, Portugal), Guilherme Gaspar (University of Lisbon, Portugal) and Paulo Ferreira (INL and IST, Portugal), the training program will provide industry and academia the technological and scientific pathways required for deployment of sustainable cost-effective large scale energy storage and conversion powered by renewable energies.
Course Agenda:
December 13 | The European Green Deal – The technological requirements for Net-Zero climate emissions by 2050
December 14 | Photovoltaics, current market and industry, and a technological outlook
December 15 | Energy storage (electrochemical batteries and supercapacitors, other potential technologies)
December 16 | Green fuel generation using renewable energy (H2 generation, synthetics fuels)
To participate, attendees must fill out the form below until December 9.
Let your network know you will be at our event, by confirming your attendance on our LinkedIn event.
