Germany favours the sun, wind and water: Kyoto Protocol, reliability of supply and energy imports are only three of the catchwords used to describe an energy strategy which is based on the consistent development of renewable energies, hence the contribution of these to Germany’s electricity supply is to be increased to at least 35 per cent by the year 2020.

dena brings renewables to the market

In an international comparison, “renewables –Made in Germany” are among the best in the world, yet their share in the world market is comparatively low. dena helps German companies to enter interesting export markets with a range of activities under the scope of the Renewable Energies Export Initiative, whose motto is “Export steigern – Zukunft sichern”, or Increasing exports – Securing the future. All renewable energy sources play a role: The wind, hydraulic power, geothermal energy, photovoltaics, solar thermal energy, solar thermal power stations, biogas, solid biomass and biofuels. dena also advises politicians and the industry in the planning and realization of a sustainable, integrated power supply for Europe using renewable energy technologies.