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Mott MacDonald Lunch Lecture

A big thank you to Mott MacDonald for delivering such an insightful presentation on the 25th of February! 🙌

Students from the Sustainable Energy Technology master’s program had the opportunity to understand the role of an independent engineer and how Mott MacDonald contributes to energy and infrastructure projects worldwide. In addition, the students gain some insights on projects like the Energy Infrastructure Programme Northsea and the technical due diligence of a battery electrolyser!🔋

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New Board of Delft SEA

We are pleased to announce the three new members who joined the Delft SEA board in November 2024 🎉🎉

Welcome aboard,
Kasra Mohammadi, Treasurer 💰
Sarvesh Mahadevan, Commissioner of Education 📚
Chaitanya Milampure, PR Officer 📢

We are excited to have such talented individuals join the Delft SEA board and bring their new ideas and energy to the association.

Here’s to a successful year ahead! 🌱⚡

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TenneT Company Visit

Last week, students from Sterkstroomdispuut, Delft Sustainable Energy Association and TUDelft Energy Club visited TenneT offices in Arnhem. During the visit, the students were informed about the professional journey within TenneT and the possible projects available during various traineeships. Following this, a case study was conducted, where students participated with great enthusiasm.
It was a fantastic introduction filled with positive energy! ⚡

We would like to thank TenneT for giving this opportunity to TU Delft students.

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End of the Year Party ☀️

Cheers to a year of hard work and dedication! 🎉✨ The first- and second-year SET students have faced challenges head-on and achieved so much together over the past year.

The end-of-year party was the perfect way to relax, recharge, and celebrate these incredible accomplishments.

Wishing everyone a well-deserved and joyful summer holiday! ☀️🌴

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All – SET Event

On Monday, June 10th, Delft SEA hosted the first-ever All-SET Event. It was an exciting evening where students and professors from departments involved in the SET program gathered to discuss, socialize, and participate in a lively quiz with mixed teams. One of the highlights was a game where students had to match fun facts to the correct professors. The event concluded with awards presented to the quiz winners and professors, recognizing their significant contributions to the SET program.

We are excited about the prospect of making this event a tradition! See you next year.