EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

EEUURROOPPEEAANN MMAASSTTEERR IINN RREENNEEWWAABBLLEE EENNEERRGGYY

NNEEWWSSLLEETTTTEERR

ISSUE 1 - September 2010

EDITO

Dear former, actual, and future students of the EUREC Master in

Renewable Energy, I have the pleasure to introduce this first issue of the EUREC Master Newsletter.

The EUREC Master was launched in 2002, and has just entered its 9th year, attracting once more a record number of students. Since its

first edition, the EUREC Master has prepared around 300 applicants with the objective to filling the gap between the growing demand

from the private sector for specialised expertise in the field of renewable energy,

and the skills available on the job market. In 2002, seven European universities, from five different European countries,

decided to sign a Memorandum of Understanding to launch a European Master in Renewable Energy, able to provide students with the technical and soft skills requested by a growing European renewable energy industry.

The EUREC Master is structured in three semesters to provide the students not only

with high level technical and scientific competences, but also with so-called soft skills (e.g. flexibility, adaptability, team spirit, ability to work in a multicultural environment...), which are essential when working in an expanding and global

market.

The objective of this EUREC Master Newsletter is to provide former, actual and future students with additional information on the EUREC Master, its universities, the courses, its Alumni, relevant events, as well as to respond to questions and

issues whenever raised by the students. I hope that you will enjoy this first edition!

Kind regards,

Paola Mazzucchelli EUREC (European Renewable Energy Research Centres) Agency E.E.I.G.

Secretary General

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

Contents:

Master Agenda News from Universities – MINES-Paristech

FAQ – in each issue, a selection of the most frequently asked questions on the

Master programme are answered Students Projects

Alumni Network Article by Sabrina Meddahi, EUREC Master Student 2008/2009 EUREC Stories Interview of Yvan Guerra, EUREC Master Student, 2006/2007

What are they now? Article by Michael Darchambeau, EUREC Master Student

2006 /2007 Jobs Links - Article by the Managers of the EUREC Master LinkedIn Group

Events

MASTER AGENDA:

Academic Year 2009/2010

October 15th: Information to be sent to each student on the Master Thesis.

December 2nd: Deadline to send the Master Thesis and summary

paper to the core and specialisation providers and to EUREC Agency.

December 16th and 17th: Presentation Days in Brussels

Academic Year 2010/2011

September 7th: Start date for ParisTech-École des Mines

October 4th: Start date for Loughborough University, Oldenburg

University and Zaragoza University.

October 31st: Deadline for requesting a change of specialisation

November 9th: Master Steering Committee Meeting in Brussels

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

NEWS FROM UNIVERSITIES MINES ParisTech CORE

Mines ParisTech Students 2009/2010

The students of the European Master in Renewable Energy registered at MINES

ParisTech are welcomed in the beginning of September at Sophia Antipolis, a

technopole located in the South East of France, on the French Riviera, near Nice.

The education team, also responsible of the daily organization, is made up of Didier

Mayer, Christian Beauger and François Cauneau, assisted by Lyliane Louault, for the

administrative part.

The course starts from September with a series of fundamental lectures in the field

of energy (Electro technical, heat transfers, fluid mechanics, electrical networks,

economics…). They are then organized in different blocks (solar, wind, water power,

and biomass) enriched by conferences and lectures on related themes such as

electricity storage, geothermal, hydrogen, deregulation of electricity markets…

Lab work (4 x 2 days) and one mini-project (100 h), carried up by groups of 2 to 3

people, are completing the educational activities. Several visits on sites are also

organized during the core (Wind Park, concentrated solar technologies, photovoltaic

installations…).

Some time is set aside for the students to participate to international exhibitions on

renewable energy and to attend the presentations of former students‟ professional

thesis, in December in Brussels.

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

From a logistical point of view, during the stay in Sophia-Antipolis, each student is

provided with a personal desk and computer, all gathered in one room dedicated to

the European Master. A lecture room is also dedicated to the Master.

The student life on the campus of Sophia Antipolis is quite active. Indeed, the

technopole is ideally located, next to the Mediterranean Sea and the seaside resorts

of Antibes and Golfe Juan. The South Alps and the national park of Mercantour are famous hiking sites. This year, the

weather, gentle and dry, has allowed the students to benefit both from the beach

and the mountains.

2009/2010 students in front of the solar furnace at Odeillo (Pyrenees-Orientales, France)

Mines ParisTech 2010/2011 students:

Student Name Country Specialisation

Alexandre Valette Belgium Wind

Pauline Bertrand France Photovoltaics

Ana Maria Realpe Venezuela Photovoltaics

Angeliki Gkionaki Greece Wind

Antoine Lafon France Hybrid Systems

Romain Szlaga France Hybrid Systems

Zacharias Papadopoulos Greece Wind

Florent Sarraquigne France Photovoltaics

Laure Chossegros France Grid Integration

Imene Dabhia Khaled Algeria Photovoltaics

Marta Lopez Spain Photovoltaics

Georgios Mitanidis Greece Wind

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

STUDENTS PROJECTS To find the complete list of our 2009/2010 students, please follow this link to our

website: Current students | EUREC Masters degree. Their projects will be presented in Brussels on 16th and 17th December 2010. A full agenda will be available in the next EUREC Master Newsletter.

Some of the students already sent us their project title:

Name Country Core Spe Project Title

Adham Atallah Lebanon OB HS Steady-state modeling of Wind power plants for simulation and design optimization

Alexia Chappond FR EDM PV Solar photovoltaic project manager

Alfredo Gasull

Lopez SP ZARA W

Assessment for implementing new renewable

sources in Poland focusing on wind energy market

Anicet Blanc FR EDM HS Energetic performances monitoring and analysis of the grid-tie photovoltaic systems

Brice Chung FR EDM PV Liquid Metal Batteries for Grid storage applications

Carlos Riano Columbia LBO W

Study of offshore Oil & Gas and Offshore Wind in the

UK: Implementing Successful Concepts from the Oil & Gas sector for a Cost-Effective offshore wind

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many students can register each Academic Year?

Each university has its maximum number of students it can admit. In most cases, the groups are

between 8 and 15 students. The maximum number of students which can be enrolled is sixty. For the

academic year 2010-2011, fifty four students have registered.

What will the final qualification be?

The student will be registered at the core provider where (s)he will follow the core section, which

means that the degree will be delivered by this core provider. The name of the qualification awarded is

“European Master in Renewable Energy" in the language of the core provider. In addition to their

diploma from their respective core university, students receive a Certificate of Equivalence from EUREC

Agency. This document formally states that the different degrees given by the four core universities

are equivalent in value and contents. The legal basis for issuing the Certificate of Equivalence is the

Memorandum of Understanding, agreed and signed by all participating universities.

Given that each core university is a public organisation, legally registered and recognised in its own

country, the certificates awarded by the EUREC core universities are fully recognised as postgraduate

degrees both in their respective countries and in the other Member States of the European Union, as

well as EEA countries, and Switzerland. Recognition of this degree in a non-European country depends

on the competent national and regional authorities. EUREC Agency has assisted several students from

non-European countries (e.g. Costa Rica) in having their diploma fully recognised.

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

growth.

Cesare Lancini IT LBO HS Research and development of a simulation tool for

PV yield estimation

Claire Vachette FR EDM PV Grid coupled PV-Battery-Systems – Development of intelligent operation strategies for increasing the value of PV-energy

David Boublil FR EDM PV Development of an internal tool to study PV systems producible (Shading and Modules behaviour) and Producible study of roof PV systems.

David Roissé FR EDM PV Development of photovoltaic power plants: - Ground-based power plants, - Building-integrated generating facilities.

Elias Afeiche Lebanon EDM HS Materials characterization for conversion of solar thermal concentrated power (CSP): Methods and

means.

Etienne Thomassin

FR OB W Wind farm development in France, at Eole-Generation - GDF Suez

Filippos Amoiralis GR LBO W Wind Farm Operation & Maintenance Cost Forecasting

Florencia Tamanini

Argentina ZARA HS Verification and validation of GHG reporting schemes and their relationship with Hybrid System

Gauthier Dambrine

FR EDM W Impact of the ageing of Wind Turbine's blades on flow and production (Experiment and CFD modelisation)

Germain Coutard FR EDM HS Design, implementation and monitoring of prototype connected PV system with storage

Harsh Aggarwal India LBO HS Evaluating performance of Grid Connected systems in high irradiation conditions

Harsha Lingam India LBO W Power research and systems analysis, Enercon India Limited.

Hervé Brouchery FR EDM HS Eco-design of building: case of an industrial building located in Carros, South of France

Isabelle Naylies FR EDM HS Feasibility study in implementing Renewable Energies into an Urban Development Zone: Plateau de Saclay, France.

Jesus Lugaro SP EDM HS Dimensioning and management of storage devices coupled with renewable units

José Fernando Zuniga

Mexico OB HS Integration of a Solar Field (CSP) in a conventional power plant.

Juan Ceballos SP ZARA PV Monitoring and characterization of a solar thermal power plant at low temperature (80-130ºC) with

energy storage.

Konstantinos Asproulakis

GR OB W Correlation between predicted behaviours and complex terrain sites and their in progress

performance

Laurent Guerguy FR ZARA PV Development of a tool to help understanding production losses in PV installations

Leandros Kouvaritakis

GR ZARA W Assessing the energy yield from wind measurements: how fast can we go when precision

matters?

Leslie Bocaly FR EDM PV The monitoring of photovoltaic grid connected power plants

Manon Baradat FR EDM HS Elaboration of Standardized Designs for Grid-connected Photovoltaic Plants (over 1MWp ) -

Technical Support for Project Development

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

Oscar Mauricio Forero Camacho

Columbia ZARA W Development of a testing platform for harvesting power system services from electrical vehicles

Paola Cadau IT OB HS Algae Research Park to UCSD – Camp Elliott

Pedro Pena Gama SP OB W Creation of Wind Farm Technical Due Diligence Scoring System

Philippe Mattle CH ZARA BIO Technical Dimensioning of a Biomass-Powerplant

Ramanathan

Sundaram India LBO PV Solar energy above Arctic Circle- A feasibility study

Simon Camal FR LBO HS

Survey on deterministic and probabilistic studies on the development of Low Voltage (LV) electrical network dealing with photovoltaic (PV) generation and electrical vehicles' use

Simon Feeney IE LBO HS

An Investigation into Flux Based Measurements of

Atmospheric Stability, and their Application in Wind Models

Simón Lopez SP ZARA PV Development of porous layers on semiconductor wafers for ultra-thin layer-transferred solar cells

Sundus Cornelia Ramli

UK OB PV Uncertainty in the application of measure correlate predict method(MCP)

Theodoros Kotsonis

GR OB W Offshore Wind Park Availability and Maintenance Model.

Thomas Fassnacht FR ZARA W Comparison of Different Long-term Correlation Procedures for Short-Term Wind Measurements and Wind Farm Production Data

Valentina Vologni IT LBO HS PV/Wind hybrid system for low emission commercial buildings of the future - a case study in Norway

Abbreviations:

Core providers:

EDM=ParisTech-Ecole des Mines (France)

LBO=Loughborough University (UK)

OB= University of Oldenburg (Germany)

ZARA= University of Zaragoza (Spain)

Specialisations:

BIO= Bioenergy (University of Zaragoza,

Spain)

HS= Hybrid Systems (University of Kassel,

Germany)

PV= Photovoltaics (University of

Northumbria, UK)

W= Wind Energy (National Technical

University of Athens, Greece

ALUMNI NETWORK The genesis of the EUREC Alumni Forum

As Renewable Energies are becoming a leading economic sector, many universities have opened study programmes to satisfy today‟s generation of students‟ growing

demand for cleantech-related topics. So what still gives the EUREC Master its unique added value, now that is has become one among many Masters of Sciences

in Europe, not to say in the world?

The EUREC Master is first and foremost a European Master. Since its creation in

2002, one of the key skills that EUREC students develop during their training is the ability to work in a multicultural, multilingual and multi-background team.

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

If this aspect is much appreciated and valued by the students during their education, once they start their career in RE, this amazing sleeping capital seems to

be no longer developed. Yet what a unique opportunity would it be for us students and young professionals to promote a platform where ideas or work opportunities

could be exchanged in a privileged, trusty, sector-specific way!

That is why, together with a small team of motivated alumni, we had the idea to set

up an event that could build-up the EUREC Alumni network and generate a new dynamic for future EUREC classes.

The idea of creating a EUREC Alumni network was not new though: originated by the 2005-2006 students, it was later embodied by the creation of an association

called “Bâtir Durable”: the „08 class started a more project-oriented approach with a website focused on renewable energies and energy efficiency for buildings.

Following these initiatives, a daughter association was created and named “APOGEE”. A website was launched (www.apogee-asso.org) and a group created on the professional social network LinkedIn. [Read article below]

On this basis, it was decided to organize the first Alumni Forum. The yearly thesis Presentations days in Brussels appeared as the best time to have a maximum of

Alumni joining. In coordination with the EUREC Agency Secretary General, who supported the whole logistics, a date was chosen and invitations were sent to more

than 200 EUREC Alumni, students, teachers and administrative officers.

The ambition was not to get a big event organized but to raise an interest and

launch what could hopefully become a tradition of the EUREC Master. Also, as the strength of an Alumni network often provides a tangible long-term added value, we

were convinced that this event could impact very positively the overall reputation and visibility of our Master.

Around 100 responses were received, most of them giving a positive feedback to the initiative but sorry not to join because of the long-distance travels. But we

finally managed to get around 30 participants to the Forum. Based on voluntary presentations, the programme included discussions on RE policies, on the wind energy industry development, on CSP technologies, a case study of a hybrid system

hands-on project, and an entrepreneur‟s experience on his start-up business around spirulina.

The presentations were received with much interest from the participants and opened enthusiastic discussions on the future of the Alumni network. Today,

discussions are still running personally or via LinkedIn on different professional issues, and local meetings start to be planned…Of course the Alumni network still

needs new energies to keep on being developed, but I guess the tradition of the EUREC Master‟s yearly Alumni Forum is now born!

Sabrina Meddahi, EUREC Master Student 2008 /2009

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

EUREC STORIES: YVAN GUERRA

Yvan Guerra, EUREC Master Student 2006/2007, is now a project officer in

Epuron, Germany and will very soon start as project developer in Conergy,

France. He kindly accepted to answer our questions on his EUREC adventure.

What attracted you to the EUREC Master? During summer 2006, I finalized my engineering studies with an internship in

Regensburg for Siemens VDO. The situation was good because I had an offer to continue working for the automotive industry, nevertheless within me, something was missing, and it was a link between my values and my future work life. Aurélien,

a friend of mine working for the wind industry, recommended me to get information on a Master programme called the EUREC Master in Renewable Energy.

Can you tell us about your experience in Ecole des Mines and Kassel University?

I spent the first semester in Sophia-Antipolis. With my new classmate Camilo, we shared an accommodation in a residence 10 min walk through the forests to the

lecture rooms. There, we were taught the different RE sources and we had opportunities to meet and interact with students from other masters, PhD students, teachers and experts from the industry. On the private side, we enjoyed theatre,

salsa lessons, played soccer and beach volley-ball.

During the second semester at Kassel University, I shared an accommodation with two German girls. The people from the Master were also friendly and, while the cold

weather was blowing outside, we learned the electrical behaviour of the different renewable energy sources. We again met experts, did interesting site visits and met students from other masters. On the private side, it was possible to do indoor

swimming and join the gym right next to the lecture rooms. With classmates we also enjoyed travelling to Berlin and Hamburg.

What about the project? At the end of the second semester, we were all looking for internships and I had

two possibilities: the first one was to do my Master thesis in Germany and the second one, my favourite, to do it in Australia. I quickly received a written

confirmation for the first one and waited until the last minute for the second. Two weeks before the deadline, I participated in the Kassel marathon and such a stimulating experience gave me the patience to keep trying for getting my favourite

choice. Fortunately, just before the deadline it worked!

My thesis was aiming at studying CSP technologies for supplying energy to the off-grid mining operations. Before departing to Sydney, I met the teams in Spain and

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

Germany for gaining technical support. Highly motivated, I discovered a new life style and made use of the lessons learned during the Master, I even got the chance

to work with policy makers and solar experts. During that great experience, my friend and colleague Chris taught me how to surf and I discovered the amazing

Australian fauna and flora. How would you qualify the EUREC Master - which is its added value as

compared to other programmes? The EUREC Master is an excellent way to discover new interesting working fields.

For me its added value comes from the international highly qualified network and classmates.

Based on your experience, would you have some suggestions on how to improve the EUREC Master?

Keep up to date with market situation and evolve with it. Finally, would you like to send a message to the EUREC Master community?

I am glad we can keep in touch like this and thanks again to all who helped me. Since then, I am still working in solar energy and feel lucky to be in harmony with

my values.

WHAT ARE THEY NOW?

Michael Darchambeau, EUREC Master student 2006/2007, followed the

core semester in the University of Zaragoza, Spain and specialised in

hybrid systems in the University of Kassel, Germany. He conducted a

project untitled: “Evolution and Implementation of Small Wind Turbines

and Solar Panels in the Urban Environment of Brussels”.

The Green Link – Urban Mobility Solutions

My name is Michael Darchambeau, I am 29 years old, and I am the co-founder of a new start-up focused on providing innovative solutions for urban mobility in the

express delivery sector. I have received a European Masters in Renewable Energy from EUREC Agency and

hold an MSc in Business Engineering and Economic Development with a focus on technology management from the ICHEC business school in Brussels, Belgium. In

2009, I was awarded an ambassadorial scholarship by the rotary foundation.

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

With two partners, I launched The Green Link in January 2010 and have acted as the Director of Operations for the pilot project in Paris.

Within 9 months we have secured contracts with leading international companies in the express delivery sector and we are now expanding the project on a European level.

Originally from Brussels, I moved to Paris in November 2007 after the EUREC

Master to work for PRTM Management Consultants. The Green Link seeks to provide innovative solutions in the delivery and logistics

sector. In January, we launched a pilot project in Paris to transport and deliver packages within the city centre using zero-emission electronic bikes and cargo

trailers. The Paris operation has been a success and we are now preparing for a European

roll-out, beginning in Lisbon, London and Brussels. Contact

Michael Darchambeau Tel. +33 6 75 77 56 05 Michael.darchambeau@the-green-link.com

www.becycle.com

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

JOBS

Greenjobs

EUREC Agency is collaborating with the organisation Greenjobs to help RE Master students to find employment after their studies. Greenjobs brings recruiters and job

seekers together in the renewable energy industries. Please visit their website to see employment opportunities within the renewable energy sector. If you want to

publish your updated CV on Greenjobs, please send it to EUREC Agency.

EWEA Jobs

If you are looking for a role within the wind energy sector you can search the site from EWEA, the European Wind Energy Association. You will find hundreds of jobs by sector, function, job title, salary and country: http://jobs.ewea.org/

GreenJobsReady Green Jobs Ready http://www.greenjobsready.com/ is an online informative portal

providing links towards Green businesses, websites, publications, or non-profit organisations. A job portal is also to be found.

USEFUL LINKS

EUREC MASTER LINKEDIN GROUP

Dear Alumni, In addition to the vast amounts of information on renewable energy technologies

provided by the EUREC masters program, great additional value is derived through meeting numerous people from different cultural, academic and professional

backgrounds during the course of study.

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

In order to further leverage this resource, an internet community was created on the LinkedIn professional network to enable the exchange of expertise and

knowledge between alumni as well as current students.

Membership of the group is limited to EUREC students and alumni as well as students and graduates of parallel renewable energy programs at the core universities. Useful and interesting information, ranging from job offers to useful

work related tools, is regularly exchanged on the discussion forum.

Although of unofficial status, the group has the support of the EUREC administration and is currently managed by six alumni and one student. As a result all the information posted or exchanged on the discussion forum reflects the opinions of

the authors alone. If you haven't done so already, we would like to encourage you to join the 194

other members who have already signed up. The group address is: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=1979478

We look forward to welcoming you soon. The EUREC Alumni LinkedIn Group Managers

Nicola Wilkins (2002‐2003)

Caroline Aymard (2004‐2005)

Antonio Antonopoulos (2005‐2006)

Yvan Guerra (2006‐2007)

Francois Veynandt (2007‐2008)

Roy Emmerich (2008‐2009)

Adham Atallah (2009‐2010)

EUREC GUIDE

EUREC Agency would like to thank Harsh Aggarwal, student AY 2009-2010, for his initiative of creating the EUREC Master Travel’s Guide.

This guide provides information on accommodation, food and everyday life in the different partnering universities of the EUREC Master programme. Please visit The EUREC Master's Travel Guide.

This is a participative work, still in progress: dear EUREC students and alumni do not hesitate to add your contribution.

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

EVENTS

ENERGY 21st – a Careers in Europe Event

EUREC Agency supported and attended Energy 21st, an international recruitment event organised by Careers in Europe. It was held in Brussels on the 25th and 26th June 2010.

For this first edition of Energy 21st, several EUREC students were part of the 170 graduates or young professionals selected among a pool of 1200 applicants.

This two-day event consisted in informative presentations from leading companies in the field of energy (EDF, Veolia, Johnson Controls, 3E…), workshops and

interviews. The participants had the chance to meet and build relationships with representatives of companies and associations, either through spontaneous contact

or prescheduled interviews. Claire Vachette and Germain Coutard, two students from ParisTech-École des Mines

and Kassel University were invited to Brussels by Careers in Europe, they give us their impression:

“We had the chance to see what will be the strategy of big “energy companies” in the next years. It was also a good surprise to discover very different companies and

their activity. We hope this event will grow in the next editions to propose more and more attractive opportunities in the renewable energy field.”

We are looking forward to the second edition of Energy 21st and we are confident on the future selection of EUREC Master Students.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Title RE sector Date Place Conference Website

1st International

Conference on

Lignocellulosic

Ethanol

Biofuels 13-15

Oct

Copenhagen

(DK) http://ec.europa.eu/energy/re

newables/events/2010_10_13

_ethanol_en.htm

European

Partnership for

Career & Mobility of

All 8-10

Nov

Brussels (BE) www.belspo.be

EUREC Agency EUROPEAN MASTER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY_NEWSLETTER ISSUE 1 _Sept 2010

www.master.eurec.be

Researchers

Conference

3rd EPIA

International Thin

Film Conference

PV 9 Nov Munich (DE) http://www.epia.org/events/u

pcoming-events/3rd-epia-

international-thin-film-

conference.html

Energy Delta

Convention 2010

All 22-24

Nov

Groningen

(NL) www.energyconvention.nl

Energy Internship

and Career Plaza –

at Energy Delta

Convention 2010

All 24 Nov Groningen

(NL) Energy Internship and Career

Plaza < FEB < University of

Groningen

GRIDS 2010

Conference

Renewable

electricity

23-24

Nov

Berlin (DE) http://www.ewea.org/grids20

10/

NEXT ISSUE In Issue 2 _ December 2010:

News from Universities: Zaragoza University Interview of Simon Cossus, EUREC Master Student AY 2005 /2006 Article “Developing Renewable Through Cooperative Ways in France”

And our permanent sections:

Agenda FAQ

Jobs Useful links Events

For any suggestion or contribution to our newsletter, please contact Nathalie Richet richet@eurec.be

EUREC Agency

rue d’Arlon 63-67

1040 Brussels

Belgium