Scientist Dr. Patrick Schühle has received the DGMK Carl Zerbe Award for his research, including work in the field of the circular economy for carbon and hydrogen.
Michael Teigeler, CEO of Stadtwerke Heidelberg Energie, was honored as "Energy Manager of the Year." At the same time, Professor Christian Held received a special lifetime achievement award.
A DGMK conference in Essen opened with a call for ambitious yet harmonized regulatory frameworks for Europe’s energy transition. Carbon carriers, participants emphasized, are part of the solution.
In 2027, the Pipeline Technology Conference will bring the COPEX Seminar and the PODS Global Summit to Berlin for the first time. The program is expected to be finalized by the end of the year.
Exploring and utilizing the raw materials and energy carriers of the deep subsurface – a man’s domain? The “She Drives Energy” network, supported by the DGMK, promotes women, including through a study award.
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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
Around 56 percent of Germany's energy needs are met by the heating sector. However, only 15 percent of this is based on renewable energy sources. In a joint roadmap, researchers from the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft and the Helmholtz Association have developed deep geothermal ...
In Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg, Hamburg Energiewende have started drilling for the planned geothermal energy production. This means that the first work is now underway on the geothermal project, which will be completed by 2024. Then, with a capacity of 10 MW, around 5,000 households in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg will be supplied with green heat ...
