SAE² 2016
The Academy included 9 professional lectures, 2 site visits and a 4-day-long task about making a medium term energy strategy for a fictional country, where the participants worked in groups. You can find the program HERE. Besides the professional programs, we organized social programs to make the desired informal interaction between the participants possible and also gave a little overview of Budapest.  On the 3nd SAE Summer Academy on energy we could welcome 25 students from 10 different countries. The participants arrived from very different part of the field: There were student from the field of business engineering, international development nuclear engineering, power engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering such as student form the field of energy or sustainability management. | Pictures from the Academy
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LecturesIntroduction Energy Strategies - Norbert Péter, Former president of SAE Medium-term Energy Strategies I. - Krisztina Hegedűs (Strategy Referent, Ministry of National Development) Medium-term Energy Strategies I. - Gábor Hajszik (Strategy Referent, Ministry of National Development) Role of the Regulatory Authority - Tamás Tóth (Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority) Basic Economic Calculations - Ágnes Gerse (Resource Analysis Advisor, MAVIR Zrt.) Nuclear Safety - Ildikó Boros (Assistant Professor, BUTE Institute of Nuclear Techniques), Béla Balczó (Head of Department, Atomic Energy Department, Ministry of National Development) Lighting Protection - István Berta, Ph.D. (Professor, BUTE Department of Electric Power Engineering) | Sponsors, Partners
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The third edition of the SAE Summer Academy on Energy was held from 14th to 19th August, 2016, in Budapest, Hungary. The main goal of the summer academy was to make a medium term energy strategy for a fictional country and to modify this plan on the go according to a major crisis that affects the whole energy production.
