Efficiency
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), efficiency policies could enable the world to achieve more than 40% of the emissions cuts needed to reach its climate goals without new technology. At EPFL, energy efficiency research covers a vast number of aspects such as power-to-gaz and cogeneration, building design, industrial separation processes, small scale turbomachinery, or high power electronics.
Laboratories linked to Energy Center
All the Energy Center laboratories regarding energy efficiency are listed below.
- Applied Superconductivity Group
- Computational Molecular Design Laboratory
- EPFL-PSI Joint Professorship on Solid Waste Treatment
- Group of Thermal Turbomachinery
- Industrial Process and Energy Systems Engineering
- Integrated Actuators Laboratory
- Laboratory for Applied Mechanical Design
- Laboratory for Processing of Advanced Composites
- Laboratory of Architecture and Sustainable Technologies
- Laboratory of Computational Science and Modeling
- Laboratory of Digital Culture for Architectural Projects
- Laboratory of Integrated Performance in Design
- Power and Wideband-gap Electronics Research Laboratory
- Solar Energy and Building Physics Laboratory
- The Human-Oriented Built Environment Lab
- Thermal Engineering for the Built Environment Laboratory
- Transport and Mobility Laboratory
- Urban Transport Systems Laboratory
Startups linked to Energy Center
All the Energy Center startups regarding energy efficiency are listed below.