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dena awards efficiency prizes to three companies

21/11/11

The Deutsche Energie-Agentur GmbH (dena) - the German Energy Agency - has today given the Energy Efficiency Award to three companies in recognition of their exemplary efforts to increase energy efficiency.

Increasing electricity generation from renewables changes requirements for electricity and gas infrastructure in Europe

04/08/11

The future development of the electricity and gas infrastructure in Europe strongly depends on the expansion of renewable energy sources. The proportion of electricity generated from renewables in Europe could be increased to about 70 percent by 2050.

dena Energy Efficiency Award 2011: start of the entry phase

15/02/11

Businesses from industry and production who have put exemplary projects for increasing energy efficiency in their own operations into practice have until 15 July 2011 to enter the international dena Energy Efficiency Award.

"Energy Efficiency Award" for Viessmann, SMA and Saigon TanTec

20/04/10

At the WORLD ENERGY DIALOGUE, four innovative businesses today received the "Energy Efficiency Award 2010" in recognition of their exemplary energy efficiency projects.

The German Energy Industry looks across the Atlantic

22/03/10

German companies are well positioned to begin entering the lucrative U.S. market for renewable energies and energy efficiency. The 2nd German American Energy Conference, opening in Berlin today, offers information about current trends and support frameworks within the U.S. energy market, and how German companies can benefit from them.

New strategies required for natural gas as a fuel

21/01/10

According to research carried out by the Deutsche Energie-Agentur (dena) – the German Energy Agency – the use of natural gas and renewable natural gas (biomethane) for fuel continues to lie well below potential in Germany, although both sources have proven to be reliable and produce far fewer CO2 emissions and pollutants than diesel or petrol.

Pioneers wanted

16/11/09

The next round of the "Energy Efficiency Award" starts: Up to 7 February 2010, companies in industry and trade that have achieved exemplary improvements in energy efficiency can enter the contest.