Renewable Energy Systems and Hardware Training
IEEE UI-SB Invites you to her RES & Hardware training. Facilitator: VAAV Innovative Solutions ltd. What to expect: 💡 Introduction to Electronics 💡 Introduction to Renewable Energy Systems 💡 Introduction to embedded systems. 💡Mini projects. 💡 Networking. 💡 Refreshments for early birds. Register here: https://bit.ly/UISB-RES_Hardware
¿Cómo llega la electricidad a tu foco? y ¿Quién la lleva?
National Autonomous University of Mexico, CDMX, Mexico National Autonomous University of Mexico, CDMX, MexicoPresentation of the students of the different degrees of studies of the Faculty of Engineering on work currently carried out by professionals within the Faculty, as well as an illustrative model of how electricity reaches our homes, where people will be able to interact.
Sustainable Energy Summit (SES)
This meet-up session is to take participants through some of the opportunities, challenges, and solutions associated with the integration of renewable energy sources in the smart grid. Participants will have the opportunity to ask our renowned researcher, Engr. Prof. Amevi Acakpovi questions after his presentations on how he has solved some of these challenges. This event is in line with the lifting of the temporary ban imposed by the Energy Commission of Ghana on the wholesale supply of electricity from renewable sources. Engr. Prof. Amevi Acakpovi's expertise in renewable energy is highly sought after, and his insights will be invaluable for anyone interested in the field. This event is a great opportunity to learn from a leading expert and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities in renewable energy in Ghana.
Study Visit to Urban Farming and Community Garden@Cyberjaya
In conjunction with IEEE PES Day 2023, the IEEE MMU Student Branch PES Student Branch Chapter, IEEE MMU SB, and Ensoc MMU Cyberjaya will be organizing a visit to an urban smart farm to support the theme for this year's PES day - "Powering a Climate Safer Future". With this visit, grab a chance to learn more about smart farming and educate yourself on how to play your part to build a sustainable future and reap what you sow. The details of the event are as follows: Date: 5th of May 2023 Time: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM Fees: RM15 (member), RM 20 (non-member) **Only open to 35 participants. What's in it for you? Learning the technology of agroponics gardening Certificates of participation provided Light refreshments Networking opportunities Supporting educational opportunities among the B40 community In addition to this wonderful opportunity, take the chance to also give back to the community by donating to our partner, Small Changes. Small Changes is an NGO-a platform for any person to empower communities around them and bridge the gap between pockets of societies by bringing them together through our projects. Hereby, we agree that RM 10.00 from every participation fee will be donated to Small Changes as a collaboration to support their upcoming Seeds of Deeds program in May.
National Youth Creative Event
onlineNational Youth Creative Event is a National level which will be held on 6th and 7th May 2023. It comprises of Technical Sessions, Quizzes and Games.
Renewable Energy Systems & Hardware Training
IEEE UI-SB In commemoration of the PESDAY 2023 Celebration invites you to her RES & Hardware training Session. Date: 29th April & 6th May, 2023 Time: 12:00 GMT+1 Facilitator: VAAV Innovative Solutions ltd. What to expect: 💡 Introduction to Electronics 💡 Introduction to Renewable Energy Systems 💡 Introduction to embedded systems. 💡Mini projects. 💡 Networking. 💡 Refreshments for early birds. Register here: https://bit.ly/UISB-RES_Hardware
Coloring a Climate Safer Future
North South University, Bashundhara R/A, Dhaka - 1229, Bangladesh North South University, Bashundhara R/A, Dhaka - 1229, BangladeshIn celebration of PES Day 2023, IEEE NSU PES SBC is organizing an ‘Art Competition’ titled "Coloring a Climate Safer Future" at Ma Haad School on 7th May 2023. With the PES DAY 2023 Theme "Powering a Climate Safer Future," this event is aimed to engage young children in the importance of sustainable energy and creating awareness on climate change. As part of the event, this art competition will be held for kids from playgroups to class 1 and encourage them to express their ideas and creativity on this important topic. This event will provide a platform for children to showcase their talent and express their thoughts on the importance of clean energy and its role in creating a safer and more sustainable future for our planet. The event will also include fun activities and games related to energy conservation and sustainability to engage the kids in a fun and interactive way. Overall, PES RES for Kids will be an excellent opportunity for children to learn about sustainable energy and become environmentally conscious at a young age. The event is open to all children, and we look forward to seeing their enthusiastic participation.
Awareness of Renewable Energy Sources for School Kids
The event agendas are as follows:  First, give a presentation on renewable energy resources available around us by IEEE Volunteers (Max. 30-40 minutes)  After that question-and-answer session (Max. 10 minutes)  After that IEEE volunteers provide stationery items (such as Pencil, Color, Drawing sheet, Sharpener, Eraser, Scale and etc.) to kids for the drawing diagram of renewable energy sources as per shows in the presentation (Max. 30-40 minutes)  Once kids complete the drawing then IEEE volunteers will collect the drawing sheets from the kids (Max. 2 minutes)  Then drawing sheets will evaluate by the senior IEEE members and give 1st, 2nd and 3rd ranks based on the drawing performance by kids.  IEEE Volunteers give prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd ranks kids.  For the remaining kids, we will give some gift  Finally, conclude the event with feedback from the kids (Max. 10 minutes).
Power & Energy Technology’s Impact on Climate Change.
onlineThe use of technology has undoubtedly made our lives easier and more connected. However, over-reliance on technology also contributes to climate change in several ways. Here are some of the most significant negative impacts of technology on climate change: 1. E-waste: Technology creates a lot of electronic waste (e-waste) when people dispose of outdated, unused, or broken devices. This waste contains hazardous substances like lead, cadmium, and mercury, which can pollute soil and water, harming the environment and human health. 2. Energy consumption: Modern technology requires large amounts of energy to operate, mainly from non-renewable sources such as coal and natural gas. This energy consumption results in increased greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to climate change. 3. Carbon footprint: Technology companies are notorious for their high carbon footprint, mainly due to the energyintensive manufacturing and production processes of electronic devices. Additionally, data centers and servers that support cloud services consume huge amounts of electricity, significantly contributing to CO2 emissions. 4. Air pollution: Technology involves burning fossil fuels, which releases air pollutants that can harm air quality and contribute to acid rain, smog, and other environmental problems. 5. Over-consumption: Technology has made it easier for people to buy more goods and services, leading to overconsumption and waste. For example, online shopping has led to increased demand for shipping and transportation, resulting in more emissions and energy consumption. 6. Depreciation of nature: The heavy use of technology has led to the depersonalization of nature. People spend more time engaging with technology than with nature, leading to a reduction in the value placed on the environment and the biodiversity it sustains. In conclusion, while technology has brought numerous benefits to society, its overuse contributes significantly to climate change. Therefore, it is essential to use technology responsibly and prioritize environmentally-friendly alternatives. Technology can have both positive and negative effects on climate change. On the negative side, technology can contribute to climate change by emitting harmful gases, increasing energy consumption, and accelerating deforestation. However, there are several ways to avoid the negative impact of technology on climate change, such as: 1. Renewable energy sources: Switching to renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and prevent the depletion of fossil fuels. 2. Energy-efficient technologies: Using energy-efficient technologies such as LED light bulbs, smart thermostats, and energy-efficient appliances can reduce energy consumption and curb emissions. 3. Green transportation: Opting for electric or hybrid vehicles, using public transport, or cycling can reduce emissions caused by transportation. 4. Sustainable agriculture: Adopting sustainable agriculture practices such as crop rotation, organic farming, and using natural fertilizers can reduce the impact of farming on the environment. 5. Sustainable building design: Incorporating green building practices such as using sustainable building materials, designing energy-efficient buildings, and using renewable energy sources can help reduce the carbon footprint of buildings. 6. Carbon capture and storage: Utilizing carbon capture and storage technologies can help capture and store carbon dioxide emissions from industrial processes before they are released into the atmosphere. 7. Planting trees: Planting trees can help absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Overall, technology can have a significant impact on climate change, but by adopting sustainable practices and utilizing clean and green technologies, we can help mitigate the negative impact of technology on the environment
PES DAY UPIITA-IPN 2023
Av Instituto Politécnico Nacional 2580, La Laguna Ticoman, Gustavo A. Madero, 07340 Ciudad de México, CDMX, México Av Instituto Politécnico Nacional 2580, La Laguna Ticoman, Gustavo A. Madero, 07340 Ciudad de México, CDMX, MéxicoThe PES DAY UPIITA-IPN seeks to disseminate projects of interest based on environmental and climatic causes that seek to make a difference in our country, as well as to bring students closer to industry and research, giving way to job and social opportunities.
Introduction to energy efficiency: optimizing the use of natural resources and reducing economic costs.
The Islamic University of Gaza, Gaza, Palestine The Islamic University of Gaza, Gaza, PalestineI. Introduction Brief overview of the importance of energy efficiency and the goals of the workshop. II. Understanding Energy Efficiency Definition of energy efficiency and its benefits. Explanation of how energy efficiency differs from energy conservation. Examples of energy-efficient technologies and practices. III. Energy Efficiency in Buildings Importance of energy-efficient buildings and their impact on energy consumption and carbon emissions. Strategies for improving building energy efficiency, such as insulation, air sealing, and high-efficiency appliances. Case studies of energy-efficient buildings and their benefits. IV. Energy Efficiency in Transportation Overview of sustainable transportation options, such as electric vehicles and public transit. Strategies for reducing transportation-related energy consumption, such as carpooling and active transportation. Case studies of sustainable transportation initiatives and their benefits. V. Energy Efficiency Policies and Programs Explanation of government policies and programs that promote energy efficiency, such as energy efficiency standards and financial incentives. Overview of private-sector initiatives, such as green building certifications and sustainable supply chain practices. Examples of successful energy efficiency initiatives and their impact. VI. Overcoming Barriers to Energy Efficiency Discussion of common barriers to energy efficiency, such as lack of awareness, high upfront costs, and market barriers. Strategies for overcoming these barriers, such as public education, financing options, and innovative business models. Case studies of successful energy efficiency projects that have overcome these barriers. VII. Action Planning Discussion of steps that individuals and organizations can take to improve energy efficiency in their homes, workplaces, and communities. Action planning exercise to develop a customized energy efficiency plan. VIII. Conclusion Recap of key concepts and takeaways from the workshop. Call to action for participants to implement energy efficiency measures in their daily lives and work.