Project insights: Research for the energy transition
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URBAN ARENA lays the foundations for seasonal heat storage
This is the next stage of the URBAN ARENA Seasonal Heat Storage initiative: the final three of a total of 23 micro projects starting in June.
moreRefurbishing district heating pipes more efficiently
A team in the "FW-Liner" project has investigated how district heating pipelines can be renovated in a resource-saving way.
moreResearch protects energy system from incidents and attacks
In order to make the energy system resilient and future-proof, the BMWE promotes research that protects the system against attacks and failures.
moreWater to warmth: Bridging technology, ecology and regulation through FluSeeQ
FluSeeQ demonstrates how rivers and lakes can be used safely and in an environmentally responsible way for sustainable heat.
moreGrid-forming inverters as a cornerstone of future power system stability
Grid-forming inverters and other new technologies will be essential for maintaining a stable, renewable-based power grid in the future.
moreHydrogen meets high temperatures: climate-friendly production of steel, bricks, and glass
The research projects ZeroCO₂ glass, KLIMAZIEGPROD, Hybrid-FIRE, and H₂-DisTherPro represent a new generation of industrial processes.
moreSaves costs, protects the environment: How even small plants can recycle sewage sludge themselves
The VerKlär² project tested how even small systems can save costs, protect the environment and even become energy self-sufficient.
moreControlling the sway: Investigating smarter designs for lasting wind turbines
Wind turbines are highly susceptible to vibrations due to their tall, slender structures. Researchers are employing various strategies to manage them.
moreUrban micro projects: KlaDat and C2T drive sustainable city development
The micro projects KlaDat and C2T provide valuable insights for sustainable urban development.
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