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Energy Systems Integration: a multidisciplinary global imperative for a low-carbon society
Tuesday, May 2, 2017 17:30to19:00
Faculty Club
3450 rue McTavish, Montreal, QC, H3A 0E5, CA
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FREE | RSVP required!
An obvious path to a low-carbon economy requires a simultaneous increase in the penetration of variable renewable energy sources and an increase in the efficiency of the energy system overall. This will require the integration of energy vectors (e.g. electricity, fuels, thermal), both physically and organizationally.
TISED hosts this ICUF James M. Flaherty Lecture wherein Prof. Mark O'Malley will guide us through the multidisciplinary maze to achieve a more integrated energy system using examples from around the world. He’ll also explore challenges relevant for Quebec, together with you!
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Mark O'Malley
Mark O'Malley is Professor of Electrical Engineering at University College Dublin (UCD), founding Director of the Electricity Research Centre and Director of the UCD Energy Institute a multidisciplinary, multi institutional, industry supported research activity. He is recognized as a world authority on Energy Systems Integration and in particular Grid Integration of Renewable Energy. He has active research collaborations in Europe, the United States (US) and China and is co-founder of the International Institute for Energy Systems Integration.
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