Eco-friendly production of plastic solar cells in Denmark. Plastic solar cells are almost capable of competing with commercial solar cells. The processing method has environmental consequences in
The research concerns reduction of the CO2 emission in the energy sector by using ceramic membranes in preparation of pure oxygen. The membranes make biomass conversion more efficient and reduce the
Diodes as a replacement of incandescent lamps. The project will increase the light intensity in diodes by making progress within nanophotonics. Besides they will develop a low-cost method to fabricate
The vision is to be able to develop sustainable types of cement which can be produced at lower temperatures, and thereby reduce the need for fossil fuel which the environment in the end will benefit
The scientists want to double the energy yield and the CO2-mitigation per unit land area by optimising the conversion from solar energy into biomass and the utilisation of biomass for biofuel, power
The project concerns development of new enzymes for decomposition of biomass as a way of optimising the production of bioethanol. This implies an analysis of the properties and limitations of the
Research in reutilisation of waste and development of tools for assessment of quality and environmental consequences of recovery of resources in waste. The project provides an essential platform for
Can consumers be induced to adopt varying tariffs and automatic response technology for common household appliances at costs that make this socially attractive? The project implements a large scale
Switching to energy from fluctuating energy sources such as sun and wind requires invention of new energy carriers for the transport sector. The project will develop reversible lithium-air batteries
Focus is on how control of the power system, at transmission level, needs to be changed to meet the needs of stable and uninterrupted power, despite the fluctuating energy sources in the grid of the