Leading the energy transition to international success Germany is not the only country investing in a successful energy transition, and the demand for efficiency technology is increasing around the wo
Capitalising on digitalisation for the energy transition Digitalisation offers numerous opportunities and new business segments in the context of the energy transition. Together with established and n
Promoting the export of German know-how With its Renewable Energy Solutions Programme (RES Programme), dena supports German companies wishing to establish climate-friendly technologies relating to ren
Transfer of knowledge and promoting exports Both domestically and overseas, dena advocates the transfer of know-how and technology. This is because the international climate goals are ambitious and ot
The energy magazine “transition” illustrates the pace and progress of the current energy transition in reports, interviews, diagrams and analyses. It also introduces many interesting new people and id
So far, China has primarily relied on large RE plants especially in its western regions, while its economic centres and thus its energy intensive consumers are primarily located in the coastal regions
In the context of the German-Japanese Energy Policy Dialogue between the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) and the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI),
In order to better integrate variable renewable energies (RE) and to ensure the stability of the power system, more flexibility within the power system is needed. One option for providing more flexibi
A power purchase agreement (PPA) is a financial mechanism that allows utilities and corporations to procure renewable energy (RE) from producers with minimal to no upfront capital cost in order to mee
Electricity-based renewable fuels (powerfuels) can make a major contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from aviation. The position paper of the Global Alliance Powerfuels outlines the chall
