1-WEEK ENERGY INTENSIVE COURSE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AT TALTECH UNIVERSITY

Stargate Hydrogen is an Estonian company that is engaged in the development of hydrogen technology. They have a mini-electrolyzer at the Tallinn University of Technology campus, which can be used to demonstrate the production of hydrogen. In addition, a representative of Stargate Hydrogen gives a lecture providing an overview of the current state and plans of hydrogen technology.

Electricity and heat energy production based on renewable energy sources (wood chips). One of Estonia's most modern power plants is located in Mustamäe, near Tallinn University of Technology. The power plant belongs to Utilitas Tallinn AS.

The laboratory (created with the support of Utilitas Tallinn AS) is like a microcosm of heat energy, where a miniature district heating system is exhibited. For this purpose, a modern heating unit, a piece of Estonia's largest trunk pipe, a model of a modern cogeneration plant, and a thermal camera have been installed there. It is located on the Tallinn University of Technology campus, in Mektory.

On the basis of support from Eesti Energia AS, Labor was created. It introduces the energy system and allows learning about various components of energy through interactive devices such as production, distribution, and consumption. It is located at the Tallinn University of Technology campus, Mektory.

Refueling of city buses and cars with clean fuels (natural gas, biomethane). Introduction to technology and testing of refueling. The refueling station is located in Mustamäe near the Tallinn University of Technology and is owned by Eesti Gaas AS.

A representative from Solarstone introduces practical experience in solar energy, brings various real solar panels on site, and presents the possibility of integrating solar panels onto building roofs.

A representative from Eesti Energia introduces the transition of Estonia's largest energy group from oil shale energy to renewable energy sources. What does Estonia's energy landscape look like in 2030, 2040, and 2050?

A representative from Adven Estonia talks about how to shape the energy transition in a changing world. The current challenges in the energy industry are presented, as well as the solutions that the Adven Group is implementing to address these challenges.

A representative from Enefit Green introduces the current state of wind energy in Estonia, presents development plans, and future technologies in this field. What is the size and capacity of the wind parks planned for Estonia? When will the first offshore wind park be completed, and can wind energy replace oil shale energy?

A representative from Fermi Energy introduces the development of a new generation small nuclear reactor for use in Estonia, to ensure carbon-free, affordable, and weather-independent electricity production.