Saving energy in new and old buildings Energy-efficient buildings are important if the energy transition is to succeed While energy-efficient building became standard practice some time ago, the energ
Power on: Demand Side Management. The challenge was as follows: The share of renewable energy in the energy mix in Germany exceeded the 30% mark in 2015, and is expected to continue to rise. Due to th
Varying demand to achieve targets the challenge was as follows: At peak periods, bottlenecks may occur in the supply of energy — particularly as the percentage of energy from renewable sources increas
This was the challenge: In Germany there are around three million non-residential buildings – for example, office premises, workshops, supermarkets, hotels, sports centres, churches and schools. These
Energy efficiency is here to stay The challenge was as follows: According to the German hotel and lodging association (DEHOGA), high energy costs are one of the main problems hotel operators face. Hen
Grid stability required to support a high share of renewable energy sources in the electricity supply. The German government has decided to increase the share of renewable energy in the electricity su
This is the challenge: The German-Turkish Energy Partnership was launched in 2011 with the aim of boosting bilateral cooperation in energy matters and anchoring it formally in an annual Energy Forum w
German-Chinese Efficient Houses The challenge was as follows: The economic boom in China shows no sign of stopping. This is also evidenced by the fact that in the most populous country in the world, t
GreenGasGrids project – for more biomethane in Europe's gas network. Logo Green Gas Grids Dena developed the GreenGasGrids project in cooperation with 12 international project partners and with the su
System stability going forward Ancillary services guarantee a secure and stable electricity supply. As the requirements of the energy transition are constantly changing, dena is working on identifying
