Secure supply with decarbonization and affordable prices are the ambitious goals in Germany. How this can be achieved was discussed at the E&M Energy Manager Conference.
At the evening event held as part of the E&M Energy Manager Conference in Berlin, BDEW Chief Executive Kerstin Andreae was named “Energy Manager of the Year.”
Germany wants to become less dependent on global commodity markets. Two projects for domestic lithium production are intended to help achieve this goal.
The Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs has presented a draft of the Geothermal Acceleration Act. The draft has not been met with unanimous approval in the industry.
It is scheduled to go into operation at the end of 2026, and Terranets BW has now announced that it has reached a new milestone: construction of the South German natural gas pipeline is progressing according to plan.
Industry representatives have gathered in Berlin for the 20th time to discuss the latest innovations. And there is a premiere coming up later this year.
The spring conference of the DGMK and ÖGEW focuses on the innovative strength of the underground industry, which aims to play a key role in shaping the transformation of the energy system.
The Hybrit initiative has successfully tested hydrogen storage on an industrial scale in Sweden. The technology is intended to reduce costs and secure supply.
Storag GmbH and EnBW subsidiary EnBW Etzel Speicher GmbH plan to jointly develop and operate large-scale hydrogen storage facilities. There is also news from the “H2CAST Etzel” research and development project.
The newly established association aims to promote the development and implementation of CCS/CCU technologies in Germany through cross-industry collaboration.
The renowned “Energy Manager of the Year” award from the specialist publisher E&M goes to Kerstin Andreae, Chair of the Executive Board of the German Energy and Water Association (BDEW).
The Initiative for Energy Storage (Initiative Energien Speicher, Ines) has drawn a positive balance for gas supply for 2024. This year, too, there is no reason to fear a gas shortage.
According to the International Energy Agency's latest gas market report, demand for gas worldwide reached an all-time high in 2024, prompting the agency to call for increased cooperation.
