Sustainable Energy Impact (SEI) is an interdisciplinary student project that gives students practical insights into current scientific issues. The aim is to actively tackle real challenges in the energy sector and work together to develop sustainable solutions.

This semester, we are working together with the GH2GH (Green Hydrogen to Ghana) and H2VE (Hydrogen Valley Vocational Excellence Hub) research projects run by the Sustainable Technologies Laboratory. Together, we are working on practical challenges relating to the use of green hydrogen.

Students can choose from the following areas of focus:

• Operation & technology of hydrogen systems – practical challenges in the use of decentralised energy systems and mini-grids.

• System and component analyses – detailed technological questions, data analyses and sustainability assessments relating to electrolysers, storage systems and fuel cells.

• Education & skills development – development of teaching materials, training concepts and methods for hydrogen and energy education.

Bachelor's and Master's students from the following departments are eligible to participate

• Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Sustainability (E)

• Civil and Environmental Engineering (B)

• Mechatronics and Mechanical Engineering (M)

No prior knowledge is required – all that is expected is a willingness to learn about new topics with motivation.

Unfortunately, students from other departments cannot participate directly, but are welcome to contact the project management team to discuss individual options.

Then feel free to get in contact!