I had my intro lab exam earlier today... and it went................................ OK. (I think I may have even passed). It didn't seem nearly as hard as I expected.
Until now, we've been in the "intro lab" preliminary session, but tomorrow, our normal classes of the "winter semester" will begin. Upcoming lecture topics during the next 14 weeks include: micro-hydro electric systems, wind energy, RE physics, solar radiation, photovoltaics, biogas production, energy storage, hydrogen systems / fuel cells, energy meteorology, RE economics, solar thermal energy, and electric power systems. Sounds exciting!
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I am currently enrolled in a program called the European Master in Renewable Energy. From Oct-07 until Jan-08, I studied general RE at Carl von Ossietzky Univ. of Oldenburg, Germany. Then I studied wind energy at the Nat'l Tech Univ. of Athens, Greece, for 4 months. I've now returned to NW Germany to intern for six months with a wind energy consultancy called Deutsche WindGuard. This blog documents my experiences with photos, tales of cultural (mis)adventures, and musings about energy resources.
About Me
Renewable Energy Links
- European Master of Renewable Energy (Facilitated by EUREC)
- Abundant Renewable Energy (Residential wind energy equipment manufactured in Newberg, Oregon, USA)
- RenewableEnergyAccess.com (RE News & Info)
- American Wind Energy Association (AWEA)
- Canadian Wind Energy Association (CANWEA)
- European Wind Energy Association (EWEA)