Abstract
The Advanced Energy Systems and Technologies research programme (NEMO 2) is one of the main energy research programmes of the Ministry of Trade and Industry of Finland for the period of 1993- 1998. The main emphasis in Nemo 2 is on solar energy and wind power. These are followed by other small power production, energy storage and hydrogen technologies. The total budget is about 120 million FIM. The main objective in Nemo 2 is to increase the use of solar and wind energy in Finland and to promote industrial export in this field. Technology R and D is strongly supported and an international leadership role is envisioned for some niche areas. New energy technology is developed as a whole in close cooperation with industry and universities. To enhance the commercialization of these technologies, a small demonstration programme is suggested to be realized in connection with the research programme. Furthermore, international cooperation is considered important in reaching the programme goals. As to wind energy research, basic research on wind meteorology and arctic wind technology will be continued. A series of pilot-plants to demonstrate the achievements from wind technology developments is promoted. In solar energy, the Nemo 2 programme looks for more
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Lund, P
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- Helsinki Univ. of Technology, Otaniemi (Finland). Dept. of Technical Physics
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Lund, P.
NEMO 2 - New energy systems and technologies. Master plan for an energy technology research programme 1993-1998.
Finland: N. p.,
1993.
Web.
Lund, P.
NEMO 2 - New energy systems and technologies. Master plan for an energy technology research programme 1993-1998.
Finland.
Lund, P.
1993.
"NEMO 2 - New energy systems and technologies. Master plan for an energy technology research programme 1993-1998."
Finland.
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title = {NEMO 2 - New energy systems and technologies. Master plan for an energy technology research programme 1993-1998}
author = {Lund, P}
abstractNote = {The Advanced Energy Systems and Technologies research programme (NEMO 2) is one of the main energy research programmes of the Ministry of Trade and Industry of Finland for the period of 1993- 1998. The main emphasis in Nemo 2 is on solar energy and wind power. These are followed by other small power production, energy storage and hydrogen technologies. The total budget is about 120 million FIM. The main objective in Nemo 2 is to increase the use of solar and wind energy in Finland and to promote industrial export in this field. Technology R and D is strongly supported and an international leadership role is envisioned for some niche areas. New energy technology is developed as a whole in close cooperation with industry and universities. To enhance the commercialization of these technologies, a small demonstration programme is suggested to be realized in connection with the research programme. Furthermore, international cooperation is considered important in reaching the programme goals. As to wind energy research, basic research on wind meteorology and arctic wind technology will be continued. A series of pilot-plants to demonstrate the achievements from wind technology developments is promoted. In solar energy, the Nemo 2 programme looks for more efficient and cheaper photovoltaic systems and applications. Manufacturing of new photovoltaic cells is under consideration. Solar heating technologies are also supported with emphasis on improved system demonstrations. Energy storage questions are indirectly also deal with in connection with solar R and D}
place = {Finland}
year = {1993}
month = {Oct}
}
title = {NEMO 2 - New energy systems and technologies. Master plan for an energy technology research programme 1993-1998}
author = {Lund, P}
abstractNote = {The Advanced Energy Systems and Technologies research programme (NEMO 2) is one of the main energy research programmes of the Ministry of Trade and Industry of Finland for the period of 1993- 1998. The main emphasis in Nemo 2 is on solar energy and wind power. These are followed by other small power production, energy storage and hydrogen technologies. The total budget is about 120 million FIM. The main objective in Nemo 2 is to increase the use of solar and wind energy in Finland and to promote industrial export in this field. Technology R and D is strongly supported and an international leadership role is envisioned for some niche areas. New energy technology is developed as a whole in close cooperation with industry and universities. To enhance the commercialization of these technologies, a small demonstration programme is suggested to be realized in connection with the research programme. Furthermore, international cooperation is considered important in reaching the programme goals. As to wind energy research, basic research on wind meteorology and arctic wind technology will be continued. A series of pilot-plants to demonstrate the achievements from wind technology developments is promoted. In solar energy, the Nemo 2 programme looks for more efficient and cheaper photovoltaic systems and applications. Manufacturing of new photovoltaic cells is under consideration. Solar heating technologies are also supported with emphasis on improved system demonstrations. Energy storage questions are indirectly also deal with in connection with solar R and D}
place = {Finland}
year = {1993}
month = {Oct}
}