The biggest rock festival of the summer is having a visit from Risø DTU again this year. A mini-biogas plant will show the guests at the festival, how easily one can make energy from their remains of kebab and chips.
The sustainable quarter Climate Community will be hosting the event . Risø will also take part in a climate debate giving presentations on sustainability in developing countries and on the use of waste for energy production.
Research Assistant Sune Thomsen has been travelling with the plant before, including to the animal show in Roskilde. He is expecting a great interest from the festival participants:
"The audience we meet at the festival, are well informed - and they are also talkative, so it's easy to have a dialogue with them."
And Sune and the others from Risø DTU would very much like to talk with the audience, because the young could be future DTU students interested in attending the Master of Science in sustainable energy which is offered by Risø DTU together with a number of DTU departments.
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28.06 2010