Project insights: Research for the energy transition

In order to make the energy system resilient and future-proof, the BMWE promotes research that protects the system against attacks and failures.

FluSeeQ demonstrates how rivers and lakes can be used safely and in an environmentally responsible way for sustainable heat.

Grid-forming inverters and other new technologies will be essential for maintaining a stable, renewable-based power grid in the future.

The research projects ZeroCO₂ glass, KLIMAZIEGPROD, Hybrid-FIRE, and H₂-DisTherPro represent a new generation of industrial processes.

The VerKlär² project tested how even small systems can save costs, protect the environment and even become energy self-sufficient.

Wind turbines are highly susceptible to vibrations due to their tall, slender structures. Researchers are employing various strategies to manage them.

The micro projects KlaDat and C2T provide valuable insights for sustainable urban development.

Periods when wind and sun do not provide enough energy – so-called dark doldrums – continue to be a challenge, also for research.

So far, only a small number of existing apartment buildings are heated with heat pumps. Various research projects show how this can change.