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The dena Subsidy Overview EU-27 – Photovoltaic provides information on existing subsidy programmes for the use of photovoltaics in the EU Member States. It is presented in a concise table with valuable details on the regulatory framework and how the subsidy programme could be used. more 
Renewables and energy efficiency as core elements of sustainable, interconnected systems. These are the central themes of the WORLD ENERGY DIALOGUE 2010 (WED), held on 20 and 21 April 2010 at HANNOVER MESSE. more 
The Sixth International Conference on Green and Energy-Efficient Building & New Technologies and Products Expo (IGEBC 2010) will be held in Beijing from 29-31 March 2010. more
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. This event is organized by the German Energy Agency GmbH (dena) and the German American Chambers of Commerce (AHK USA). more
South and south-west Brazil are characterised by intensive livestock farming. Rio Grande do Sul, the southernmost Federal state in Brazil, has a particularly high level of pig production. The manure produced in large quantities by pig farming can be used for biogas production. more
dena updated its "Brief analysis of power station planning in Germany to 2020" in autumn 2009. Germany continues to face an efficiency gap because the investments being made in modern fossil fuel-fired power stations are not sufficient to meet annual peak load in 2020 reliably, safely, economically and sustainably. If power demand declines, the calculated efficiency gap for 2020 is around 10,600 MW, or around 14,200 MW if power demand remains constant. more
The Russian-German Energy Agency (rudea) was established on 16 July during the Russo-German government talks in Munich. The memorandum of association was signed by Stephan Kohler, Chief Executive of dena, and Sergey A. Mikhailov, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Russian Energy Carbon Fund. more (in German)
