Hello everyone, my name is Francesco Quaglia and I recently graduated in system design at the Polytechnic of Turin.
I am looking for a job that will allow me to broaden my experience in the field of sustainable design.
Do you have some opportunities to share?
I enclose my latest projects carried out in the university.
Thanks for your attention, bye bye. :)
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NEMO Science Museum,
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Bordspel - The Change Game
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The Change Game
Tijdens The Change Game onderzoeken we in samenwerking met Danielle Arets (lector Journalistiek en Innovatie) en Jessie Harms (Beleidsmedewerker Voortgangsoverleg Klimaatakkoord en SER) hoe we onze omgeving duurzamer, veiliger en groener maken. Hoe kunnen we onze dorpen, steden en gemeenschappen aanpassen aan hetveranderende klimaat. Het spel onderzoekt welke mogelijkheden erzijn om leefomgevingen klimaat adaptief te maken en welke thema’s hierbij belangrijk zijn.
De toekomstscenario’s die in deze game behandeld worden komen terug in de installatie Ontdek de Toekomst in Project Morgen. De toekomstscenario's zijn ontwikkeld door onder meer Jessie Harms.
Over Danielle Arets en Jessie Harms
Danielle Arets richt zich op onderzoek en debat over de dwarsverbanden tussen design en wetenschap. Danielle is lector Journalistiek en Innovatie bij Fontys en onderzoeker bij Design Academy Eindhoven.. Ze richt zich op het slim verbinden van kennis en cultuur. Daarnaast organiseert ze debatten, schrijft populair wetenschappelijke publicaties en verzorgt gespreksleiding.
Jessie Harms zet zich in om de opwarming van de aarde te beperken tot 1,5 graad en werkt aan het versnellen van de transitie naar een klimaatneutraal, natuurinclusief en sociaal Nederland. Haar expertise ligt voornamelijk op het versnellen van de energietransitie.
Tickets
Voor een bezoek aan dit programma in De Studio reserveer je een apart ticket. De toegangsprijs is € 7,50. Het programma is inclusief een bezoek aan de tentoonstelling Energy Junkies. Reserveer hier ticket.
Locatie en tijd
Het spel start om 20.00 uur en duurt ongeveer 2 uur. Voorafgaand aan de activiteit kun je vanaf 19.00 uur de tentoonstelling Energy Junkies bezoeken.
De Studio van NEMO is een extra locatie van NEMO Science Museum op het Marineterrein in Amsterdam. De programmering is speciaal voor volwassenen. Adres: Kattenburgerstraat 5, gebouw 027A in Amsterdam. Volg de bordjes vanaf de hoofdingang aan de Kattenburgerstraat.
Adriaan van Eck,
Implementing IoT & Smart Energy
,
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Smart energy services within office buildings
Smart energy services in office buildings
The theme of the last webinar in the Smart Energy Community 2022 is "the opportunities for smart energy services within office buildings".
Topics:
- Artificial Intelligence for energy efficient buildings
- Project 'hourly matching': Matching energy consumption to available electricity
- Thermal mass of office buildings as a source of flexibility
- Pulse Core: Enable installations to work together to optimize the electricity network
Register directly for December 6, 15.00 - 16.15 hours:
https://lnkd.in/dUai5GGb
More information:
https://lnkd.in/d-9xDcdx
Jorden van der Hoogt,
Strategy and Innovation Lead
at Cenex NL,
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Road to Decarbonisation: Clean, Smart and Secure Solutions
This final event of the Interreg North-West Europe CleanMobilEnergy (CME) project will be a unique opportunity to understand our road to decarbonisation. Speakers from the CME project and other innovative projects and organisations will share their experiences and learnings regarding realising local energy communities, electric mobility, sustainable heating, energy storage and smart, flexible energy systems (such as V2G) from a range of perspectives including technical, financial, social, governance and legal/policy to paint a holistic picture of the future of the energy system and how we get there.
The 1.5-day conference will feature experiences from the implementation of pilots in Arnhem, Nottingham, Stuttgart and Schwäbisch Gmünd within the CME project as well as real-world implementation learnings from other state-of-the-art projects in the field. In the CME pilots, e-mobility solutions were implemented together with local renewables, storage and an open-source energy management system (the REMove tool) to connect, monitor and optimise the energy flows. By matching local energy needs with local renewables through smart solutions, such a system increases renewable energy's economic value and significantly reduces CO2 emissions. This also contributes to increased energy security and independence of European cities and regions, at a time when the cost of energy has been increasing to record levels throughout Europe.
This event is meant for forward-looking local decision makers (including local and regional governments, community organisations and cooperatives), system integrators, e-mobility providers, renewable energy providers, electricity grid operators and ICT developers, to provide a clear view of how models such as energy communities and energy management tools like ReMove can support organisations, cities and regions in their decarbonisation journeys. The event will be held in English.
Finally, the second day of this event will include a site visit to the CME project’s Arnhem pilot site, where the ReMove tool supports the supply of local renewable energy from a 14MW solar farm to river cruise ships in the maintenance harbour adjacent to the city’s industrial area through a cold ironing (shore-to-ship power) system, as well as other pilots conducted at the IPKW innovative business park such as fuelling of hydrogen vehicles.
