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The Delta Power research group conducts research into the possibilities for delta regions to generate and store sustainable energy.

There are plenty of energy sources in delta regions: flowing water, wind, and sun. But what yields the most at affordable costs? How do these technologies work together? How can we store energy and feed it back into the grid? What is the role of hydrogen in this transition? How do we provide industry with sufficient sustainable energy? And what fits best with the environment while being ecologically responsible?

Delta Power tries to find answers to these questions through practice-oriented research. With the knowledge generated by Delta Power's research, cheaper and more efficient systems can be developed that suit delta regions worldwide. Edwin Tazelaar is the professor (lector) of Delta Power.

Projects

Industrial District Heating

The transition to sustainable and efficient heating solutions is crucial for the energy…

11 September 2026
11 September 2026
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HCA Green Hydrogen

Over the next few years, there is a lot to happen in Zeeland when it comes to hydrogen.…

11 September 2026
11 September 2026
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Members

Lectors

Edwin Tazelaar

Coordinators

Gerrit Rentier

Researchers

Annelies Koomans van den Dries
Collin Bohncke
Herman van der Bent
Karin Kroeze
Meisam FarrokhiFar
Roel Tolle
Sharon Tienpond
Wim Huibregtse

News

10 June Read time: 1 min.

Mini-metronome shows ebb and flow, currents, and sedimentation

05 June Read time: 1 min.

New NUCLEUS project works towards a nuclear education environment in Zeeland

04 June Read time: 1 min.

More than 250 attendees at the Delta Climate Center annual event