Competence Center Energy and Mobility (CCEM)
The Competence Center Energy and Mobility contributes to the development of a more sustainable energy system.Research focuses on the efficient provision of energy services, efficient and “zero-emission” energy conversion and on the substitution of fossil energy carriers by low-CO2 primary energies. CCEM-CH contributes to the lowering of CO2-emissions, increasing security of supply, decelerating the depletion of non-renewable resources, and reducing dependence on imported fossil energy carriers.
About CCEM [1]
Learn more about the Competence Center of Energy and Mobility.Projects [2]
Overview of all current and finalized CCEM projects.Call for proposals [3]
Criteria for the selection of projects and guidelines for authoring and submission of proposals.
novatlantis [4]
Novatlantis takes the findings and results of recent research within the ETH domain and applies them to projects designed to promote sustainable development in major urban settlements.More about novatlantis [5]
News
Energy Conference, June 11, 2010
Solution approaches for global climate protectionThe Paul Scherrer Institute and the Competence Center for Energy and Mobility (CCEM) will be holding an Energy Conference on Friday, 11th June 2010. This event will provide an opportunity for internationally-recognised experts to demonstrate a variety of promising approaches to solutions for global climate protection. In addition, high-ranking representatives from the political, energy, electrical power, finance and research sectors will take to the podium to discuss their approach to the implementation of climate protection targets.
About the Energy Conference (only in German)[6]