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Gadha raj Nadupparambil, Blessing Akpan, Marc Younes and others are enlisted in the challenge
Save energy, save the world
Save energy, save the world
Do you want to solve critical problems in the fight against climate change? Do you want to participate in an international and interdisciplinary team? Do you want to benefit from the experience of high-level professionals? Take part in the E4C student challenge. This year we are tackling energy consumption.
Joules
Reviewing the current global energy crisis, unsustainable environmental impacts of generating power from unclean sources and high cost of electricity, we are motivated to create a paradigm solution that helps to tackle the energy trilemma.
Comments
veer nain
nice work man
gaurav sharma
LOVELY
C3 E
I like the way you think (less-wise-better). Sharing the ride is good.
You don't rush in the EV, great
Baptiste Gonon
Regarding the feedback system, I don't think that turning off the fridge can be a viable solution. Indeed, it appears to me as an essential commodity, and could lead to food spoilage.
Rishabh Nain
Thank you, Baptiste Gonon, for pointing out the mistake. Indeed, you are right, there is a mistake there, we meant close your fridge door, not really turn it off.
Raoul Yao
Nice work !!!!!!
Well done guys
Sophie Le Carlier
because you keep your fridge open usually?
Great animation otherwise
Mohammed-Kabiru Atodo Adamu
Hello Sophie Le Carlier,
As students, we are open to learning.
Now, closing the fridge door within the best possible time is a sustainable practice.
See an extracted online information below:
"When you open your refrigerator, the cold air that keeps your food fresh escapes and is replaced by warm air from the room. Your refrigerator's compressor has to then drive the warm air out and bring the temperature back to normal, elevating not only your monthly energy bill, but also your environmental footprint.
The Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences at the University of Florida says that being careless with opening and closing your fridge door wastes 50 to 120kWh a year. To put that into perspective, 50kWh of energy could run your dishwasher 20 times and 100kWh could run…View more
Hello Sophie Le Carlier,
As students, we are open to learning.
Now, closing the fridge door within the best possible time is a sustainable practice.
See an extracted online information below:
"When you open your refrigerator, the cold air that keeps your food fresh escapes and is replaced by warm air from the room. Your refrigerator's compressor has to then drive the warm air out and bring the temperature back to normal, elevating not only your monthly energy bill, but also your environmental footprint.
The Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences at the University of Florida says that being careless with opening and closing your fridge door wastes 50 to 120kWh a year. To put that into perspective, 50kWh of energy could run your dishwasher 20 times and 100kWh could run your washing machine 50 times — almost a free load of laundry every week for an entire year"
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/a19095/refrigerator-door-wastes-energy/
I hope this material helps you to understand our point because this recommended solution aligns with the aim of the E4C end goals.
Thank you
catherine du crest
"conscious energy use" tool is a good idea but this tool requires energy and in a way rare materials .. as our cell phones or connected devices do..