721 Sustainable Energy: Generation and Storage

Wednesday, November 18, 2020: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Sustainable Engineering Forum (23) (PreRecorded+)

Description:
This session will highlight challenges and solutions related to improving the sustainability of energy. This session will consider generation technologies, such as wind and solar. Issues associated with energy transmission, storage, and distributed generation are also of interest.

Sponsor:
Sustainable Energy
Chair:
Sheila Samsatli Email: s.m.c.samsatli@bath.ac.uk
Co-chairs:
Vilas G. Pol Email: vpol@purdue.edu
Ashley M. Pennington Email: Ashley.Pennington@rutgers.edu


(721a) High-Efficiency Hydrogen Production By Decoupled Water Splitting in an Electrochemical - Chemical Cycle
Avigail Landman, Hen Dotan, Gideon S. Grader and Avner Rothschild


(721b) Efficiency Limits of Underwater Solar Cells: An Excellent Application for Wide-Band-Gap Semiconductors?
Jason A. Röhr, Jason Lipton, Jaemin Kong, Stephen A. Maclean and André D. Taylor


(721c) Microvascular Carbon-Carbon Composite for Concentrated Solar Power Gas Receivers
Jose C. Cordeiro Jr., Jonathan Argot, Hema Ramsurn, Daniel W. Crunkleton, Todd Otanicar and Michael Keller


(721d) On the Economics of a Thermal Management System for Industrial-Scale Natural Gas Adsorption Storage
Mohammed Alhashim, Jamal Alsmail, Lanre Oshinowo and Calogero Migliore


(721e) Trading Off the Costs and Benefits of Electric and Hydrogen Technologies in Decarbonising the Heat Sector: Whole-System Value Chain Optimisation
Jennifer Penman and Sheila Samsatli


(721g) Subnational Supply Chain Analysis of Cobalt in the US to Guide Sustainable Manufacturing of Batteries for Renewable Energy: A Multi-Regional Input-Output (MRIO) Approach.
Miriam Stevens and Shweta Singh


(721h) Can Combined Heat and Power (CHP) be a Friend to Renewable Energy?
Hyeunguk(Henry) Ahn, William Miller, Paul Sheaffer and Vi Rapp
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