Save Energy Archive - TU Braunschweig

22. March 2023

Saving energy with university impulses Info evening by TransferHub of Ostfalia and TU Braunschweig

1. January 2023

Picture of the month: Wind power in snow and ice Investigations in the Braunschweig Icing Wind Tunnel by the Institute of Fluid Mechanics

21. December 2022

Welcome to the Student House A new space for student life

15. December 2022

We are taking a winter break Closing times of TU Braunschweig help save energy

15. December 2022

Energy Saving Challenge: Gaining momentum for winter Positive results in heating, but room for improvement in saving electricity

30. November 2022

The Optimal Air Supply Tim Wittmann researches air supply systems for hydrogen fuel cells in aircraft propulsion systems

28. November 2022

Storing energy by conversion into green hydrogen Universities in Kyoto and Braunschweig work on more efficient hydrogen production

24. November 2022

Cultural heritage as a resource Professor Elisabeth Endres on the joint exhibition with the State Office for Monument Preservation

20. October 2022

TU for Future Series of lectures on climate protection starts on 26 October

18. October 2022

Energy saving at the Battery LabFactory Braunschweig Scientist Marcus Vogt implemented an Industry 4.0 approach to optimize battery cell production

23. September 2022

Saving energy – we are taking up the challenge! Tips for daily office life

31. August 2022

Every saving helps! Vice President Dietmar Smyrek on the challenge of reconciling presence operation and energy-saving measures in the winter semester

23. August 2022

Even in the energy crisis: In-person teaching has priority

24. June 2022

Festival of sustainability That was TUmorrow Day 2022

16. June 2022

“Leb dich grün” – Live green Beatriz Garcia Minguez on saving energy with stickers and "nudging"

18. May 2022

Faces of Sustainability Green Office launches sponsorship programme on UN Sustainable Development Goals

12. May 2022

Studying sustainability: New technologies and more impact assessment New Bachelor's programme follows desire for more climate and environmental protection topics in the curriculum