Georg Hunaeus Award Goes to Dr. Benjamin Haske

For his work on the environmental monitoring of underground storage facilities using drones and satellites, Dr. Benjamin Haske is being awarded the prestigious Georg Hunaeus Award.

DGMK/ÖGEW Spring Conference

The Magic of Underground Technologies

Unlocking the treasures beneath the earth for the future of the energy landscape is only possible with expertise and political support. This appeal marked the opening of the DGMK/ÖGEW Spring Conference in Münster.

Natural Gas

“No longer look solely at the storage facilities”

More Diverse and Flexible: The gas market today is different from what it was just a few years ago, writes the Bundesnetzagentur (Federal Network Agency) and draws a positive conclusion regarding security of supply in the winter of 2025/2026

Decarbonization

Industry Calls for a Green Light for Renewable Fuels

Reliable political framework conditions, swift implementation of the GHG amendment: At the “Fuels of the Future” technical congress, the industry discusses possibilities for achieving the climate targets in the transport sector.

Lithiumproduction

Government is funding lithium projects in the southwest

Germany wants to become less dependent on global commodity markets. Two projects for domestic lithium production are intended to help achieve this goal.

Current issue

EEK 5/2026

Topics of the current issue

CRUDE OIL: The Closure of the Strait of Hormuz Has Caused Global Oil Supply to Collapse. An Initial Assessment
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY: Potentials and Barriers in the Use of Technical Data Access Capabilities for Geothermal Projects
HYDROGEN: Is the Blending of Hydrogen Into Natural Gas Economically Viable? An Analysis
EVENTS: DGMK/ÖGEW Spring Conference in Münster

News

Milestone for two geothermal projects in Lower Saxony

The Burgwedel and Lingen II geothermal projects have reached another milestone.

Hybrit project demonstrates safe hydrogen storage

The Hybrit initiative has successfully tested hydrogen storage on an industrial scale in Sweden. The technology is intended to reduce costs and secure supply.