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Master's Theses - Selection with Abstracts
Solar energy
Market strategy
Energy Efficiency
Financial Appraisal & Financing
Bioenergy
Energy transition
Other Renewable Energy
Power grids
Risk management
Sustainability
Wind energy
Business Development
| Master's thesis title |
| "A techno-economic analysis of grid tied mini-grids in Harare Province Zimbabwe: Assessing the economic and technical feasibility of potential project sites in Harare." Kumbirai Makanza, 2024 |
| "Applying Business Model Canvas to Foster Energy Service Company (ESCO) market in Developing countries: A Case Study of Mozambique Energy Market" Felizberto Mulhovo, 2022 |
| "Hydrogen – A corporate approach" Adithya Nataraj Ramalingam, 2021 |
| "Development of an Integrated Business Plan for a Photovoltaic Modules Assembly Plant in Tanzania" Bennie Muberwa Mushumbusi, 2015 |
| "Identification of structural organizational conditions and other key influencing factors to develop a model for effective North-South NGO Partnerships" Daniela Floris, 2011 |
Digitalisation
Economic Analysis
| Master's thesis title |
| "An economic investigation and proposal to increase Malta's 2030 Renewable Energy Target" Johnny Paul Lillis, 2022 |
| "Hydrogen – A corporate approach" Adithya Nataraj Ramalingam, 2021 |
| "Feasibility Analysis of Reconfiguring Conventional Underground Water to Solar Powered Pumping Systems in Nigeria" Femi Alimi Ayeni, 2016 |
Energy Policy Analysis
Storage
Testimonials
Mia Dragovic, Croatia
"The workload is manageable and the programme is worth doing, just make sure you do set aside time for work all along the year, not only before the due dates. And definitely make use of group work and ability to meet many wonderful experts among your peers.”
Edwin Ong, Australia
“Initially it was challenging trying to balance part-time study with full-time work. You certainly have to make adjustments in your life, but you slowly get used to the arrangement. It was extremely helpful that the lectures were recorded and could be accessed at any time.”
