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Energy Crisis

The energy crisis also affects our university. The ultimate aim is to ensure continued in person teaching. What is the overall situation? What is the university doing to save energy? What can we all contribute? An overview.

The picture shows the Scada Lab at OFFIS, a kind of energy control centre. There are several screens on which circuit diagrams can be seen. Some people are looking at the screens.
OFFIS Institute for Computing Science / Bonnie Bartusch
Research Energy Top News Computing Science

Putting smart agents through their paces

Our power grids could soon be operated by smart and explainable AI systems. A junior research group led by Eric Veith is investigating how to provide the best possible training to ensure an optimal response in critical situations.

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Three people (two women and one man of different ethnic backgrounds) sit as a group in a seminar room with their laptops and work intently. The two women have dreadlocks, the man is blurred from behind.
University of Oldenburg / Marcus Windus
Energy Top News Studying International affairs

Learning together across three continents

The master’s programme Sustainable Renewable Energy Technologies collaborates closely with partner universities in Ghana and Colombia. Working together in a living lab, students are planning ways to supply remote communities with renewable energy.

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An oblique view of a photovoltaic module that looks much chunkier than today's panels.
University of Oldenburg / Daniel Schmidt
Research Energy Campus Life

Still going strong after 40 years

First-generation solar modules built back in the 1970s are still generating electricity today. In a new study, the output of some of the modules was measured.

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The group in the green in front of a university building, two people hold the climate protection concept in their hands.
MARKUS HIBBELER
Sustainability Energy Top News

University adopts climate action plan

The university aims to be climate neutral by 2030. An integrated climate protection concept provides the framework for this ambitious plan.

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Energy

Embracing the crisis to make a better future

Running a university at a time when energy resources are scarce is a challenging task. In this interview Jörg Stahlmann, Vice President of the university, talks about the top priorities for the winter semester and new opportunities regarding the university's goal of climate neutrality.

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Aerial view of the university buildings on the Wechloy campus.
Energy

Goal: reduce electricity and gas consumption by a fifth

Generating electricity with solar panels, applying LEDs as lighting or using waste heat - there are many possibilities for obtaining energy from renewable sources or reducing the consumption of electricity and gas on campus.

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Energy

Energy saving tips for the University of Oldenburg

Use electricity and heat as economically as possible – if we can do that, we will get through the winter well on campus. Everyone can contribute to this. Tips for the office, the seminar room, the laboratory and the kitchenette.

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Energy

Major potential to cut emissions from electricity and gas consumption

The University has set itself the goal of becoming climate neutral. This goal was turned into a project. The first milestone has already been reached: the working group Climate Neutral University presented a Greenhouse Gas Balance.

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