DTU Energy

Energy conversion and storage is the key to a sustainable production and use of energy. In the future, much energy will be from fluctuating energy sources such as solar and wind power, which makes it critically important to be able to convert and store the energy as needed. At DTU Energy, we develop electrolysis, Power-to-X, fuel cells, batteries, thermal energy storage, Internet of Things - and more.

Technology Tracks

We do research in a number of sustainable technologies. For instance, we support the green transition by making it possible to convert and store energy from sustainable sources.

Vacant positions

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Become part of an international and multicultural work place and take part in cutting-edge projects that are shaping the future of sustainable production and use of energy.

PhD

Considering a PhD at DTU Energy?

We offer a challenging job with exciting assignments and a highly flexible daily work environment.

Research Project

CAPeX

A major, long-term research initiative dedicated to pioneering research aimed at advancing the field of Power-to-X.

Research Project

E-MAT

Open facilities to provide a cross-disciplinary environment and platform for discovering and synthesizing new functional energy materials.

Research sections

Publications

Here you can find an overview of the department's scientific publications.

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03 February 2025

Anastasiia Konovalova is new Assistant Professor at DTU Energy

Anastasiia Konovalova has been appointed as a new Assistant Professor at the Department of Energy Conversion and Storage in the Section for Electrochemical Materials.

28 January 2025

ERC grants for DTU researchers

Four researchers from DTU have received an extra grant from the European Research Council to bring their research closer to the market.

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Programmes & courses

Education with a sustainable focus

DTU Energy offers courses and student projects, and is responsible for the BSc programme in General Engineering and the MSc programme in Sustainable Energy.