News from applied energy research
Global installed photovoltaic capacity exceeds 2,260 gigawatts in 2024
The International Energy Agency's Photovoltaic Power Systems programme highlights PV developments in 2024 in its trends report.
more100 per cent renewable: Solar heat powers most of Bracht’s energy needs
Bracht has commissioned a pioneering system comprising solar thermal energy, heat pumps, wood-fired boilers, and a large underground storage tank.
moreGeothermal drilling in Lower Saxony: researchers extract large quantities of hot thermal water
Promising results in Ahnsbeck in Lower Saxony: Production tests of thermal water indicate a good geothermal reservoir.
moreGeothermal plant provides climate-friendly heat in Schwerin
Since last October, a geothermal plant has been supplying environmentally friendly heat to the city of Schwerin.
moreMore renewable energy with sandwich elements
New heating systems could be integrated into the exterior walls of buildings. It would also be possible to generate, insulate and store energy.
moreRecord year: 456 gigawatts of new photovoltaic capacity added worldwide in 2023
The International Energy Agency's Photovoltaic Power Systems programme highlights PV developments in 2023 in its latest trends report.
morePortal world for applied energy research merged
The previous range of topic-specific portals for applied energy research is now combined on energieforschung.de.
BMWK publishes call for funding „Vom Plan zur Wende“
The BMWK promotes innovations and new solutions that accelerate the systemic implementation of municipal heating plans.
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Container terminal tests climate-neutral operations
Duisburg’s inland terminal takes a major step toward climate-neutral logistics as hydrogen systems and smart energy tech undergo on-site testing.
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