To tackle this problem, Eindhoven will delve into the complexities of energy transition on campuses, analysing strategies, challenges, and successes across multiple campuses. Moreover, Eindhoven Engine aims to explore broader regional and inter-campus collaborations.
Assignment
Conduct a comprehensive analysis of campus energy transition process. Currently an energy hub script is in development. There is a need to evaluate its current use at different campus and extend it to broader regional or inter-campus collaborations. By examining multiple levels of engagement, you will gain insights into the interconnectedness of sustainability efforts and the importance of multilevel cooperation in achieving energy transition goals.
Requirements
- Ability to conduct in-depth analysis of energy transition strategies, processes and initiatives across diverse campuses.
- Understanding of the significance of multilevel cooperation and collaboration in achieving sustainable energy goals.
- Clear communication of findings and recommendations to encourage effective energy transition practices.
Are you intrigued?
Excited to explore the future of sustainable energy on campuses? Your analytical skills and collaborative mindset are vital for uncovering innovative solutions and promoting multilevel cooperation. Whether you are a business or a technical student, your expertise will be valuable to this complex but exciting problem.
We are looking for:
HBO student: Last year of Bachelor program
WO student: BEP, last year of Bachelor program or Master student
With a background in Business Innovation, Industrial Engineering and Innovation Sciences (IE&IS), Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Industrial Design.
Starting date / duration of project
Starting in September 2024 / 4 – 6 months
Contact
Paul Desmedt | Program manager Livable Region