SCCER | FEEB & D
About the SCCER
WP1: Efficiency at Building Scale
WP2: Renewable Energy Systems from Building to District Scale
WP3: Energy Performance at Regional and National Scale
WP4: Diffusion of FEEB&D Technologies
WP5: Urban Planning for Smart & Resilient Cities & Communities
WP6: Leveraging Ubiquitous Energy Data
Energy Hub
Holistic Urban Energy Simulation (HUES) Platform
White Paper SCCER FEEB&D
Aerogel: Space age material for the masses
Window-glazing system based on micro-mirrors
Active Building Energy Management
Self-Sufficient Lighting Systems
Building Systems Integration
Data mining for Urban Decentralized Energy Systems
Modelling and optimisation of an energy hub
Three Partners – One Pilot, One Method, One Energy Concept
Best-practice guidelines for innovating energy-efficient building technologies
Insights for the implementation of renewable decentralized energy systems
Understanding policy support to accelerate the diffusion of FEEB&D technologies
Dr. Stephan Fahlbusch
stephan.fahlbusch@empa.ch
Stephan Fahlbusch holds a Master degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Karlsruhe and a doctoral degree in engineering sciences from the University of Oldenburg. From 1997 until 2003 he worked on the design and control of microrobots at the aforementioned universities. From 2003 until 2011 he was working at Empa on the development of scientific instrumentation for scanning electron microscopes, and from 2008 until 2012 as CEO of the start-up Alemnis GmbH. From 2012 until 2014 Stephan Fahlbusch was working as EU project manager at accelopment AG, Zurich. Since 2014 he is working as program manager of the SCCER FEEB&D at Empa.
Prof. Dr. Sabine Sulzer
KTT Officer
sabine.sulzer@hslu.ch
Prof. Dr. Sabine Sulzer is head of the Lucerne Competence Center for Energy Research (LUCCERNE) and teaches "Sustainable Energy Systems". Her research is dedicated to the development of new solutions to overcome the diffusion gap in the context of the energy transition (specifically she focuses on business model innovation and the consideration of multiple benefits). Prior to this assignment she introduced and lead the global innovation management at Sulzer Pumps in Winterthur, Switzerland from 2007 to 2012. Before that she worked as Computational Fluid Dynamic Specialist at Sulzer Innotec in Winterthur, Switzerland. Sabine Sulzer studied rural engineering at the ETH in Zurich. She worked at the institute for hydromechanics and water management at the ETH in Zurich and had a one-year research fellowship at the "Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas" in Madrid, Spain. From 1998 to 2001 she was research assistant at ETH Zurich and made a PhD in computational fluid dynamics.
The vision of the SCCER FEEB&D is to develop solutions for the Swiss building stock which will lead to a reduction of the environmental footprint of the sector by a factor of three by 2035 thanks to efficient, intelligent and interlinked buildings.
SCCER FEEB&D, c/o Empa, Ueberlandstrasse 129, 8600 Duebendorf, Switzerland
info@sccer-feebd.ch
Komplexität ist die neue Einfacheit October 2, 2020
Data exchange via virtual assistants is key to unlocking the full potential of the future energy system October 2, 2020
Faktor-3 Forum: Selber regeln oder regeln lassen? August 23, 2020
© Copyright 2021 SCCER FEEB&D, All rights reserved | Imprint - Disclaimer
Created by: WordPress Agentur fahrenheit
This website intends to use cookies to improve the site and your experience. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to accept our use of cookies.OkRead more