With the lecture "Transportation fuels from sunlight to air", Aldo Steinfeld joins SERC Chile's Distinguished Lecturers Program. Steinfeld is a professor at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH Zurich) and presented on Friday, January 15. His talk is available here.

Through the Distinguished Lecturers Program, SERC Chile seeks to foster broad spaces for dissemination and discussion based on international cutting-edge research, which is key for solar development in Chile.

The complete cycle consists of 12 talks. Previous speakers were:

Claudio Cañizares, from the University of Waterloo, Canada, with the presentation "An overview of distributed (DER) and renewable (RES) energy resources", which you can review here.

Vijay Vittal, with the presentation "Recent advances in the use of artificial intelligence techniques for online dynamic security assessment. Challenges and opportunities in Chile". His talk is available here.

Federico Milano, from University College Dublin, who presented "Impact of energy storage on power system dynamic performance". Review his talk here.

Radovan Kopecek, co-founder of ISC Konstanz, with the presentation "The power of bifacial PV". His talk is here.

Delfina Muñoz, project manager at the French CEA-INES, with the presentation "Challenges of solar photovoltaic energy for a green and circular economy". Her talk is here.

Antonio Gómez Expósito, director of the Endesa Red Chair at the University of Seville, who presented "Towards a fully renewable electricity mix in Spain: the solar decade". Link to the talk.

Luiz Barroso, CEO of the Brazilian PSR Consulting and research associate at the Comillas Pontifical University in Madrid, with the presentation "The challenges of renewable energy penetration and the need for market modernization." His talk is recorded here.