This project is aimed at developing and testing innovative strategies for the energy-efficient operational management of non-residential buildings.

A team in the "FW-Liner" project has investigated how district heating pipelines can be renovated in a resource-saving way.

The INNOMET project team has succeeded in printing fine-line contacts with a triangular cross-section on crystalline solar cells.

The listed settlement Margarethenhöhe in Essen is a historic residential quarter. Many buildings remained almost unchanged since their construction.

In selected districts in Jena, experts will demonstrate how energy producers, storage systems, and consumers can be intelligently linked.

Away from fossil fuels towards hydrogen. The ECOFlexTurbo project provides support here by researching combustion systems and developing them.

Using a modular and thus cost-effective approach, a research team wants to make it easier for SMEs to get started in energy management.

The hybrid CSP-PV power plants produce renewable electrical energy both during the day and at night.

The centerpiece of a district in Giessen is a hybrid storage system that can store heat up to 1200° Celsius and convert it back into electricity.