03-07/10/2016 – 11th European Space Power Conference, ESPC, Thessaloniki

We are pleased to invite you to the 11th European Space Power Conference (ESPC 2016), a major event worldwide in this domain, which will take place in Thessaloniki, Greece, on October 3 -7, 2016.

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ESPC is the forum of choice for whoever is interested in all aspects of electrical power for space applications or whoever is involved in cutting edge research on these topics for terrestrial applications which, in many case, have little to envy to space ones.

The conference is intended to cover the three main topics of:

  • Power Generation
    • Solar cells, module and generator design and technology
    • Solar Generator mechanical, structural and thermal design
    • Solar cells and generators testing and calibration
    • Environmental interactions
    • Other power generation methods
    • Energy Storage
      • Primary & secondary batteries
      • Fuel Cells & electrolyzers
      • Supercapacitors & Li ion capacitors
      • Other energy storage methods
      • Power Management and distribution
        • Power subsystem architecture
        • Power conditioning, distribution and conversion
        • Materials, processes and components technologies
        • High voltage power processing

In all areas papers may address issues such as:

  • modelling
  • lessons learned (in flight and on ground, successes and failures)
  • reliability
  • cost and schedule optimization

More information on the conference is available at: http://www.espc2016.com/

The exhibition brochure including the registration form is available here:

Organizers: European Space Agency - ESA , Centre for Research and Technology-Hellas - CERTH , Foundation for Research and Technology-Hellas - FORTH 

Support: The Electrochemical Society - ECS , International Society of Electrochemistry - ISE , AZUR SPACE, Terma, EnerSys-ABSL, Clemessy Switzerland AG, CESI, Thales Alenia Space, SAFT, Airbus Defence and Space

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PSDI laboratory mainly targets focused research and industrial projects in the area of modeling, design, optimization and control of chemical and energy conversion processes. Also has developed expertise in the design, construction and automation of chemical and power production pilot plants through numerous industrial projects.

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