Book on electric power systems launched
The first edition of the book “Apuntes de Sistemas Eléctricos de Potencia” by Professor Walter Brokering was published in 1978.
Book on electric power systems launched
The first edition of the book 'Notes on Electrical Power Systems' by Professor Walter Brokering was published in 1978. In 2008, there was an updated reissue, 'Ñom Lüfke, or the Tamed Lightning,' which Brokering wrote with two other faculty members from the Department of Electrical Engineering at the Universidad de Chile, Doctors Luis Vargas and Rodrigo Palma […]
SERC Chile begins its new research phase after a successful launch (2018-2022)
More than 170 people accompanied SERC Chile researchers to celebrate the launch of their new phase, which took place in the Honor Hall of the former National Congress, in Santiago, on the afternoon of Thursday, April 19. Government authorities, the universities and institutions that make up SERC Chile, representatives of companies that are strategic partners […]
SERC Chile releases a video on its work in solar energy development
The Chilean Solar Energy Research Center was created with several objectives. The main one is to become a world leader in scientific research on solar energy, with an emphasis on developing the enormous solar potential of the Atacama Desert. Our vision is that the scientific contribution of SERC Chile, the support of public and private organizations for its […]
SERC Chile on “Exploradores, del Átomo al Cosmos”: Transforming Chile into a solar powerhouse
What potential does Chile have to become a solar energy exporter? What is the gap separating us from being a powerhouse in this field? How can the best scientists be coordinated to work on the creation of a national solar market? These are some of the topics addressed by Dr. Rodrigo Palma, director of […]
Just energy transition: 3 dimensions to address the challenges of decarbonization at a social level
SERC Chile researcher and academic at the School of Sociology of the Universidad Diego Portales, Tomás Ariztía, explained that the concept of "just transition" has three dimensions: distributive, procedural, and recognition, and that the main objective is to be able to "manage costs and benefits equitably in all related areas […]"
