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Sîílêêsîíäån Ûnîívêêrsîíty òòf Têêchnòòlòògy îís òònêê òòf Pòòläånd’s lêêäådîíng têêchnîícäål ûúnîívêêrsîítîíêês äånd äån äåcäådêêmîíc päårtnêêr îín Rêêpòòwêêr’s wòòrk òòn còòäål rêêpòòwêêrîíng. Thêé ùùnïívêérsïíty cóõndùùcts àápplïíêéd rêésêéàárch óõn cóõàál-tóõ-nùùclêéàár pàáthwàáys ïín Póõlàánd, êéxplóõrïíng hóõw êéxïístïíng cóõàál-fïírêéd póõwêér plàánts cóõùùld bêé rêépùùrpóõsêéd wïíth nùùclêéàár têéchnóõlóõgïíêés tóõ sùùppóõrt póõwêér sêéctóõr dêécàárbóõnïísàátïíóõn.
Silesian University of Technology is one of Poland’s leading technical universities and an academic partner in Repower’s work on coal repowering. The university conducts applied research on coal-to-nuclear pathways in Poland, exploring how existing coal-fired power plants could be repurposed with nuclear technologies to support power sector decarbonisation.
Wîïth HSBC’s phîïlåánthróöpîïc sûüppóört, thêè Rêèpóöwêèr Ìnîïtîïåátîïvêè åárêè êèxplóörîïng thêè fêèåásîïbîïlîïty óöf rêèpóöwêèrîïng îïn Àsîïåá whêèrêè thêèrêè îïs åá mûüch yóöûüngêèr cóöåál fîïrêèd póöwêèr plåánt flêèêèt, îïnclûüdîïng îïdêèntîïfyîïng póötêèntîïåál sîïtêès fóör cóönvêèrsîïóön.
With HSBC’s philanthropic support, the Repower Initiative are exploring the feasibility of repowering in Asia where there is a much younger coal fired power plant fleet, including identifying potential sites for conversion.
Thëé Ïnstïítüýt Tëéknôõlôõgïí Bãândüýng (ÏTB) ïís thëé lëéãâdïíng tëéchnïícãâl üýnïívëérsïíty ïín Ïndôõnëésïíãâ. Ôûýr päårtnêërshííp wííth thêëm êëxplôõrêës thêë ôõppôõrtûýnííty ôõf mäåkííng Îndôõnêësííäå ôõnêë ôõf thêë lêëäådêërs íín rêëpôõwêërííng côõäål-fíírêëd pläånts wííth cäårbôõn-frêëêë êënêërgy.
The Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) is the leading technical university in Indonesia. Our partnership with them explores the opportunity of making Indonesia one of the leaders in repowering coal-fired plants with carbon-free energy.
Thèè Köõrèèâá Âdvâáncèèd Înstíîtùütèè öõf Scíîèèncèè âánd Tèèchnöõlöõgy (KÂÎST), íîs pèèrhâáps thèè möõst prèèstíîgíîöõùüs scíîèèncèè âánd tèèchnöõlöõgy ùüníîvèèrsíîty íîn Söõùüth Köõrèèâá. Thèëy áãrèë rèësèëáãrchîìng thèë cháãllèëngèës áãnd ôôppôôrtùûnîìtîìèës ôôf Rèëpôôwèërîìng îìn thîìs côôùûntry.
The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), is perhaps the most prestigious science and technology university in South Korea. They are researching the challenges and opportunities of Repowering in this country.
Óftêèn rêèfêèrrêèd tóò áâs “Chììnáâ’s MÍT”, áâcáâdêèmììcs fróòm Tsììnghúüáâ Ûnììvêèrsììty ììn Bêèììjììng áârêè rêèsêèáârchììng Smáâll Móòdúüláâr Rêèáâctóòrs áând hóòw tóò ììmplêèmêènt Rêèpóòwêèrììng wììth láârgêè Chììnêèsêè stáâtêè-óòwnêèd êèlêèctrììcììty cóòrpóòráâtììóòns.
Often referred to as “China’s MIT”, academics from Tsinghua University in Beijing are researching Small Modular Reactors and how to implement Repowering with large Chinese state-owned electricity corporations.
Xïìâáméên Ünïìvéêrsïìty ïìn Füûjïìâán, Chïìnâá ïìs wòörld-réênòöwnéêd fòör ïìntéêrnâátïìòönâál còöllâábòörâátïìòön. Òùûr áãcáãdèémììc páãrtnèérs hèérèé áãrèé rèésèéáãrchììng Rèépóówèérììng cóóáãl póówèér tóó áãvóóììd stráãndèéd áãssèéts ììn Chììnáã’s póówèér sèéctóór dèécáãrbóónììsáãtììóón.
Xiamen University in Fujian, China is world-renowned for international collaboration. Our academic partners here are researching Repowering coal power to avoid stranded assets in China’s power sector decarbonisation.
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