Developing and implementing a Renewable Energies Research Strategy

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Developing and implementing a Renewable Energies Research Strategy

Ralf Behrens

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences Dep. Research & Development Competence Center on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency – CC4E

[email protected]

20. Nov. 2009

HAW Hamburg Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (4E)

But first…

20. Nov. 2009

European Union • 27 países • 497 Mio. Habitantes • Capital: Bruselas

Ralf Behrens Bolivia

JELARE –

20. Nov. 2009

Hamburgo Datos de Alemania • 82 Mio. habitantes • 45 Mio. coches • 9 fronteras • Desempleo: 7,7% /EU: 9,7 %, oeste: 6,3%, este: 12,8% • No de ninos por mujer: 1,3 • Deportes más famosos: futbol, balon mano, tenis, atletismo • Exportación de bienes (2008): más de 1.000.000.000 € • 2008: Alemania ha exportado por 77,8 Mio. € y ha importado por 111,5 Mio. € (Bolivia) • Futbol: Bolovia vs Alemania:? Ralf Behrens Bolivia

JELARE –

Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg

20. Nov. 2009

Hamburg – Facts and Figures • In the north of Germany and in the heart of Europe • Germany´s second largest city • 1.7 million inhabitants • 185 nations live in Hamburg • 90 consultates • City on the water • International Harbour • Only 120 km away from the high seas

20. Nov. 2009

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences

4 Faculties 17 Departments 12.000 Students 350 Professors 310 external Profs

Faculty of Design, Media and Faculty of Design, Media Information and Information

Faculty of Technology and

Faculty of Engineering Computer Sciences and Computer Sciences

Faculty of Life Sciences

Faculty of Business and Social Sciences

General Framework - HAW Hamburg 4E

Coal

Economisation and Energy Efficiency

Crude Oil

Nuclear Energy Gas

Water Wind Sun Biomass

General Framework - HAW Hamburg 4E Starting Point



shrinking fossil energy reserves increasing import dependence on primary energies



rising energy costs



fulfilment of climate protection goals



innovative solutions + new concepts for renewable energy and energy efficiency

Strategy Design - HAW Hamburg 4E What is the starting point?

What do we want?

Strategy-Audit: SWOT-Analysis Portfolio

Design of Vision & Strategic Goals „HAW Hamburg 4E“

How do we get there?

Necessary actions?

Differentiation and Positioning, Advantage in Competition

Development Plan, Resources-Requires, Goal Contributions, Milestones

What is the starting point? Teachings and Studies Current degree programs in 4E: 

Energy- and Installation Systems (Bach.)



Process Engineering (Bach. / M.)



Information- and Electro Technologies (Bach.)



Environmental Engineering (Bach. / M.)



Innovative Energy systems (M.)

What is the starting point? Teaching and Study Current degree programs in 4E

Environmental Engineering Master Innovative Energy Systems Master ,Mechanical Engineering Process Engineering Bachelor Environmental Technology sustainable use of energy Bachelor Mechanical engineering energy and installation systems Bachelor Information and Energy engineering Bachelor

What is the starting point? Research competences 4E Wind Energy

Bio Energy (fermentation gas, biofuel)

Solar Heat, Geothermal Energy

Fuel Cell Technology

What is the starting point? Research competencies 4E Photovoltaic Energy Management and virtual power stations Energy efficiency Economy and Job Market 4E-Communications

Student Projects (Selection)



wind energy and wave energy – energy optimisation



solar thermal plants – economic and ecological check



heat pumps near to the surface - Economic and ecological check



photovoltaic systems - evaluation and system optimisation



biogas - studies



absorption refrigeration systems – studies



Stirling-engine – studies of efficiency



energy-efficient bakery shops - studies



electrical car – space optimisation



many more projects …

Where do we stand? - SWOT-Analysis

Where do we stand? - SWOT-Analysis Strengths:

Weaknesses:

4E-competence in teaching and research 360 degree expertise Extensive transfer experience Many graduates with 4E-skills Number of 4E-graduates rapidly gradable

New competences required (timing) Slow implementation in research/teaching

Know-how demand-oriented? Technology outdated? Personal equipment / raise funds

Extend strengths, compensate weaknesses!

Where do we stand? - SWOT-Analysis

Where do we stand? - SWOT-Analysis Chances: Changes of energy market, dynamic RE SMB dominate increasing 4E-job market (+25% p.a.) Large need for qualification Political priorities in EU, Germany + Hamburg Social relevance

Risks: Various activities of competitors High speed of others New international competitors Changes in politics / EU-legislation Financial crisis endanger RE

Where do we stand? - SWOT-Analysis Chances: Changes of energy market, dynamic RE SMB dominate Increasing 4E-job market (+25% p.a.) Large need for qualification Political priorities in EU, Germany + Hamburg Social relevance

Risks: Various activities of competitors High speed of others New international competitors Changes in politics / EU-legislation Financial crisis endanger RE

What do we want? - Strategy 4E

Vision:

„The HAW Hamburg develops sustainable solutions for the energy problems of the society.“

What do we want? - Strategy 4E

Strategic Goal:

To become the leading university of the north for renewable energy and energy efficiency (4E). 

qualified teaching within degree programs and further training programs in the range of 4E



integrated practical research



in transfer with companies

Strategy 4E – Teaching, Research, Transfer integrated

4E

How do we get there? - Strategy

HAW Hamburg Technology/ Computer Science 





Life Sciences

Economics & Social

Design, Media, Information

Bundling of the 4E-abilities in the „Competence Center 4E“

Development of the leading area of competence for north Germany Cooperation possibility with other universities

Where do we stand? Teaching and Study Current courses of studies 4E

Environmental Engineering Master Innovative Energy systems Master, Mechanical Engineering Process Engineering Bachelor Environmental Technology sustainable use of energy Bachelor Mechanical engineering energy and installation systems Bachelor Information and Energy engineering Bachelor

Qualification requirements RE in Hamburg

interdisciplinary qualifications (Business-Competence) (60 %)

Communication skills (Sales, Marketing) (40 %)

Extended basic knowledge (67 %)

New technical qualifications (62 %)

Social and management skills (40 %)

Demand for future development of current and new training programs! Quelle: job market research EE in HH, HAW-BWA 2008

Which actions do we have to start? - Strategy teaching and study New degree programs 4E

scheduled

future ideas Modular Master 4E Renewable Energy Management Master Renewable Energy Management Bachelor

Renewable Energy (extra-occupational) Master, Cooperation Lüchow Renewable Energy Systems Master LS Innovative Energy systems Master TI

Necessary actions? - transfer partnership Goal: merger of strong partners of the 4E industries Roundtable/ Events

Hamburg Energy Dialogue

Professorship Foundations

4E Companydata base

Job exchange

HAW Hamburg CC4E

Fund Models

EnergyCampus

Internships Cooperative Projects R&D

IndustryMarketing

CC4E - Benefit for Hamburg metropolitan region Economy:

Environment:

Rising popularity for RE-investments Installation and protection of jobs

Leading position in energy and climatic authority Image improvement/environmental orientated region

Increasing tax revenues

Fulfilment climatic goals, CO2-reduction

Business start-ups – „innovative climate“ Growth-factor future technology

Increase of the energy self-sufficiency Energetic coverage – steady electricity tariffs

Utilisation of port structure (export)

educational landscape:

Rising numbers of students Interdisciplinarity building profile / sustainability

CC4E - Benefit for Hamburg metropolitan region Economy:

Environment:

Rising popularity for RE-investments

Leading position in energy and climatic authority

Installation and protection of jobs

Image improvement/environmental orientated region

Increasing tax revenues

Fulfilment climatic goals, CO2-reduction

Business start-ups – „innovative climate“ Growth factor future technology

Increase of the energy self-sufficiency Energetic coverage – steady electricity tariffs

Utilisation of port structure (export)

educational landscape:

Rising numbers of students Interdisciplinarity building profile / sustainability

Protagonists

Prof. Dr. Paul Scherer

Prof. Dr. Timon Kampschulte

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Heike Frischgesell Prof. Dr. Monika BessenrodtWeberpals

Andreas Fritzsche

Prof. Dr. Heiner Kühle

Prof. Dr. Uwe Sievers

Prof. Dr. Michael Stawicki

4E

Prof. Dr. Thomas Willner

Prof. Dr. Kerstin Kuchta

Prof. Dr. Werner Beba

Prof. Dr. Holger Watter Ralf Behrens

Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki

Prof. Dr. Walter Leal

Prof. Dr. Jochen Kreutzfeld Silke Kracht Prof. Dr. Joachim Koeppen

Prof. Dr. Thomas Veeser Prof. Dr. Roland Greule

Veronica Schulte

Franziska Mannke

Prof. Dr. Franz Schubert

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Renz

Prof. Dr. Helmut Laberenz

Prof. Thomas Grazianski

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Winkler

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Victor Gheorghiu

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