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Energy and the environment are about our future quality of
life. Today we are naturally very concerned about rising energy costs and the
availability of energy sources. At the same time ' as we follow the debates
among climatologists and environmentalists ' we are all concerned about "global
warming" and its potential impact on our children's future. CITRIS leads a wide
range of projects in these areas.
- 1. The
Helios Project
- Led by LBNL and Berkeley campus faculty
- Studying renewable energy sources (solar, wind, biomass, bio-fuels, and all aspects of renewable energy)
- 2. Supply Side Distributed Generation and Consumption
- The Energy Resources Group (ERG)
- CHESS
- 3. Demand side management through wireless technologies & Energy Efficiency
- The
California Energy Commission Demand Response project in the Colleges of
Engineering and Architecture at
- The
UC
- 4. Environmental and Policy Considerations
- The Energy Resources Group (ERG)
- The
- Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
- Sustainability in design and Manufacturing
- 5. The New Nuclear Picture
- Performance
based design of nuclear energy in the Department of Nuclear Energy at
- The
- 6. Fuel Production
- Civil Engineering and Chemical Engineering
- 7. Fuel Efficiency Energy conversion and transformation
- Engine design and efficiency
- Transportation studies
- 8. Nano-materials for new energy innovations on all CITRIS campuses
Related Presentations:
- Overview of Energy, Environment and Intelligent Infrastructure
- CITRIS as an umbrella for centers such as BWRC
- Saving energy in heavy industry
- Scavenging micro-energy from the environment for battery-free wireless sensor networks
- The environment and manufacturing industries
- The Helios Project
- Wireless sensor networks reduce peak loads in California
- Oil: Overview of five decades of history and today's challenge
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Last Updated: December 8, 2006 - 11:50am