Eurec Alumni Forum

9th edition of our EUREC Alumni Forum As always, looking forward to see you all at the 10th EUREC Alumni Forum. Photos:  Presentations:  From left to right (Thibaut Voslion, Yvan Guerra, Thierry Ha, Roberta Figueiredo and Bertrand Guillot) Feel free to download the presentation of our speakers.  (Descargar presentaciones) Invitation: You can  now register for the 9th edition of the EUREC Alumni Forum. Please, remember that the registration works via the first-come first-served principle so register now to assure your spot! The EUREC Alumni Forum is an excellent opportunity to share experiences, to meet colleagues also working on renewables and to start new projects or find support on ongoing ones. The EUREC Alumni Forum is also organised for and by EUREC students: Would you like to be part of the organiser team of the 9th edition of our EUREC Alumni Forum?  Say 'YES!!' and contact the leading coordinator, Yvan Guerra, via 

Overview: Due to the increasing penetration of renewable energy in general and wind energy in particular in the grid, different problems arise as a result of the variability of the wind. The storage of the excess of electricity presents many benefits which has led to the proposed master’s thesis tackling storage techniques for a wind farm in Martinique Island. The presentation will be focusing on reviewing the different storage technologies, analyse their different applications, discuss the selection of an adequate one based on an analysis of wind data in Martinique and the French regulations for insular systems. About the Speaker: Name:  Habib Rahme Habib Rahme graduated in 2008 after a five-year program in Electrical Engineering. He worked for seven years in an electrical design and consultancy firm where he was an Electrical Project Engineer for the last three years. In March 2015, I was accredited by the US Green Building Council a LEED Green Associate. His passion for

Overview: An overview of current situation in the wind market and my experience working on wind turbine for Vestas About the Speaker: Name:  Thomas Potentier Graduated of the Eurec master on renewable energy, specialist in wind blades design, currently working as Aerodynamic engineer at Vestas Eurec Prom: 2012-2013 Company :  Vestas Address:  UK Phone:  +44 7 552 126 781 Mail:  thomas.potentier@gmail.com

Overview: An overview of my experience working with villages in the Ecuadorian jungle and also in south east asia, including Laos and Myanmar.  About the Speaker: Name: R obert Peñaranda Loayza Expert in solar energy , specially in rural electrification and microgrids. Eurec Prom: 2011-2012 Company :  Consultancy Address:  Urb. San Jose del Valle lot 132 Phone:  999772131 Mail:  robertloayza@hotmail.com

Overview: Wind Farm Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) is an attractive solution for the O&M strategy in order to reduce the OPEX involved on wind energy projects by managing a lower cost maintenance and avoiding more expensive failures trough main turbine component prediction failures strategies. "NEM Solutions" has become an important company partnering with Gamesa on CBM solutions for the industry, being my  main purpose at my presentation to point out the importance of these techniques and the different solutions currently available on the market place by the main industry players. About the Speaker: Name:  Carlos Edmundo Silva Galicia Eurec Prom: 2015-2016 Company :  NEM Solutions Mail:  csilva.nem@gmail.com Mechanical Electrical Engineer with previous working experience in the electrical construction business (growing at my father’s company in México ), car design software’s as part of my first engineering internships and 6 years of Commercial E