15 start-ups from eleven countries will present their business models for energy transition and climate protection at the "Start Up Energy Transition Tech Festival" taking place on the 24th of March in Berlin
Federal Economics Minister Peter Altmaier recently announced the winners of the "Ideas competition for the Regulatory Sandboxes of Energiewende". In the 20 regulatory sandboxes throughout Germany, new hydrogen technologies will be researched on an industrial scale and in a real environment. Enertrag and Uniper, two members of the Global Alliance Powerfuels are involved in the implementation of the projects.
15 start-ups from eleven countries will present their business models for energy transition and climate protection at the "Start Up Energy Transition...read more
Most important step: worldwide blending quota of at least 2 percent / Pioneer countries should launch additional programmes / Analysis informs about...read more
dena analysis describes nine fields of application for AI in the energy sector / greater benefits for system optimisation and integration of renewable...read more
#SET100 start-ups present business models in Abu Dhabi / Innovations for an integrated energy transition / Next round of the SET competition to...read more
Private and public sector companies can apply in four categories / Submit competition entries online by 30 June 2019 / A total of EUR 30,000 in prize...read more
Climate protection initiative gives a preview of the German edition of the Drawdown book with the 100 most effective climate protection measures and...read more
Winners come from Australia, Germany, Sweden and Uganda / Innovations from hydrogen electrolysis to bamboo briquette / Over 450 applications received...read more
Discussion paper provides overview of technologies, markets and framework conditions / Kuhlmann: "Powerfuels can be a missing link for energy...read more
China Renewable Energy Outlook 2018 calls for a moratorium on the expansion of coal-fired power and recommends the rapid expansion of renewable energy...read more
Hotels and hostels face stiff competition. Those who wish to set themselves apart need good arguments. An increasing number of hoteliers see sustainable management as a way to gain an edge over competition. Four model enterprises have collaborated with dena to work out how resource-friendly management can be communicated to guests.
China's cities are suffocating in smog, but at the same time an increasing number of people are flocking to the urban centres. It is high time for a paradigm shift in urban development: at over 30 construction sites, Chinese planners, architects, and construction workers become acquainted with German standards for energy-efficient building. dena experts impart know-how, monitor the quality of planning and construction work, and promote collaborations between companies from both countries. A visit to Jinan, the capital of Shandong province.
