News from applied energy research

Scientists want to expand offshore repowering and use existing foundations for this purpose.

The aim of the research work in the Pro-FeAl project is to produce both large-volume castings and components for turbines from iron aluminide.

A team of scientists is researching on-board charging of electric vehicles and has demonstrated an electric truck with fully integrated photovoltaics.

In the InnoTurbinE project, a team of scientists is developing robust and efficient turbines that can also be operated with hydrogen.

Sunlight becomes fuel: In Jülich, the technology chain is mapped from capturing sunlight to synthetic fuel.

A team of scientists is developing the world's largest 3D printer for offshore wind turbines.

Operators can use the electricity production efficiently for internal consumption and operate their plants in a grid-friendly manner.

How can we store surplus thermal energy in the summer and then use it in the winter?

Establishing net zero cities, collectively improving climate protection in Europe, and increasing building renovation rates