Energy Storage

The course focuses on the interactions between the energy storage technologies thermal energy, hydrogen technology, and battery technology. The course covers energy storage in the transport sector and in the stationary sector. The course covers of distributed and localised energy storage associated with solar cell installations in buildings and energy storage solutions related to wind farms.

The students will learn: - efficiently read scientific papers and extract information for use in scientific research or review papers. - how to swiftly set up the structure for a scientific research paper. - how different types of energy storage technologies cover different needs and how the nexus between the different subfields can be used to best possibly balance each other in hybrid systems or joint markeds.

A combination of lectures, colloquials, and self studies in combination with supervision within scientific report writing will constitute the learning activities. A Scientific report must be submitted, based on Scientific articles. This will be the main course for evaluation. --- The grading will be based on the submitted report where the grading must be 70% or more. The course is given every third semester. Spring 2026 - autumn 2027 - Spring 2029