KLASTER+ Team Visits the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering at Warsaw University of Technology

Members of the KLASTER+ project team visited the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering at Warsaw University of Technology. The visit provided an opportunity to examine the building’s electrical power infrastructure and discuss possible cooperation in the ongoing project.

The team examined the photovoltaic installation, energy storage system, and the solutions used to integrate them with the building’s electrical installation.

The visit also included discussions with Professor Tomasz Wejrzanowski, Vice-Dean for General Affairs and Research, and Gabriela Komorowska, MSc, a PhD candidate and co-author of an article on the photovoltaic installation and energy storage system (in Polish): article in Przegląd Elektrotechniczny (in Polish).

The discussions covered the possible use of measurement data and available infrastructure, as well as how the Faculty team’s experience could support the KLASTER+ project. They focused on how these resources could contribute to research on renewable energy integration and energy flow management in buildings.

Video from the visit

The short video offers a glimpse of the visit, the discussions, and the joint search for solutions that support local energy systems.

Video 1. Highlights from the KLASTER+ team’s visit to the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering at Warsaw University of Technology.

Visit participants

The visit brought together members of the KLASTER+ team and representatives of the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering, including Professor Tomasz Wejrzanowski and Gabriela Komorowska.

Fig. 1. Visit to the roof of the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering building.

Fig. 2. Photovoltaic installation used in the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering building.

Fig. 3. Energy storage system integrated with the building’s electrical installation.

Fig. 4. Participants in the KLASTER+ team’s visit to the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering at Warsaw University of Technology.

Acknowledgments

The visit provided an opportunity to share experience and identify potential areas for future cooperation.

We thank Professor Tomasz Wejrzanowski, Gabriela Komorowska, and the team at the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering for the meeting, the tour of the facilities, and the valuable discussion.

KLASTER+ team:

• Tadeusz Daszczyński
• Marcin Szewczyk
• Kamil Przygoda
• Michał Połecki
• Łukasz Rokicki
• Szymon Stoczko
• Robert Wójtowicz