The power of water within micro urban structures

The Power of water within micro urban structures summarizes research materials gathered for over 5 years. It is focused on interdisciplinary topics from development of the EEPGC Theory (Efficiency Electric Power Grid Circles) - a theory of decentralized micro urban energy model as a key to the equitable and sustainable city growth, throughout the MUMT(Micro Urban Multipurpose Turbine) - a development program for a micro urban turbine applicable in various micro urban scenarios up to the very first complex hydro power mapping in Taiwan in comparison to the one made in Slovak Republic.

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tefan TKÁ Is an assistant professor at Technical University of Koice and visiting scholar at Chung Hua University. He is an architect, urbanist and conceptual designer focused on design of micro urban structures. tefan is famous for his multidisciplinary design approach. The well known projects are the MUMT R&D program and the EEPGC Theory.