News from applied energy research

GeotIS provides companies and research institutions with a reliable database for assessing the feasibility of geothermal projects.

The BEAT6.1 large bearing test rig in Hamburg enables better knowledge of damage and damage progression on the highly loaded bearings.

The laser transfer and firing process was implemented for the first time on a fully automated system.

International research partnerships are working on increasing the efficiency of solar thermal power plants and reducing costs at the same time.

The energyTWIN research project aims to use virtual images to make building operations more efficient.

The research project "GridLoads" shows: Wind turbines are particularly suitable for supporting the power grid and providing instantaneous reserve.

Wind turbines at sea must be replaced or dismantled after about 20 to 25 years.

Four research projects focusing on the practical application of photovoltaics are starting within the European network SOLAR-ERA.NET.

The aim was to evaluate the results of the funding call so far – among other things with regard to cross-cutting issues and transnational cooperation.