Topic: National Electricity Support by Photo-Voltaic Systems – the “big” industrial way versus the “people’s” production path

Lecturer: Prof. Carsten D. Ahrens

Professor em. at University of Applied Sciences

Time： 15:30-16:30 pm, June 16, 2015

Site： 3-102, West Main-building

Abstract：Earth’s solar energy irradiation theoretically could end all shortages in electricity production. On the basis of carbon-dioxide reduction photo-voltaic installations more and more play an important part in the field of green electricity production, nationally and worldwide. Due to the relatively small conversion efficiency of PV-modules huge PV-areas are necessary to feed in significantly to the national grids.

Based on the experience in Germany, the biggest PV-installing and using country some years ago, PV-installations on - and at – houses including industry and office buildings seem to be more productive and less expensive than the use of great industrial PV-plants. The United States recently started to go also this way. The talk will tackle the parameters or conditions existed in more “individual” solar electricity production.

聯系人：梅生偉

Abstract：Earth’s solar energy irradiation theoretically could end all shortages in electricity production. On the basis of carbon-dioxide reduction photo-voltaic installations more and more play an important part in the field of green electricity production, nationally and worldwide. Due to the relatively small conversion efficiency of PV-modules huge PV-areas are necessary to feed in significantly to the national grids.

Based on the experience in Germany, the biggest PV-installing and using country some years ago, PV-installations on - and at – houses including industry and office buildings seem to be more productive and less expensive than the use of great industrial PV-plants. The United States recently started to go also this way. The talk will tackle the parameters or conditions existed in more “individual” solar electricity production.

Prof. Carsten D. Ahrens is a Professor em. at University of Applied Sciences Jadehochschule in Oldenburg; Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geoinformation; Research topic: Sustainability in the Built Environment; Vice-president of the World Council of Civil Engineers (WCCE); Vice-president of the European Council of civil Engineers (ECCE) from 2002-08; Member of the Institute of German Engineers (ZDI); Expert in nondestructive material testing of primary nuclear power components; Since 1975 Professor at Fachhochschule Oldenburg, Germany; Inititiator and coordinator of numerous national and international study, educational and research projects; Numerous guest lectures at partner universities and conferences in Europe and worldwide.