Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Germanen

Driven by the German tabloid “BILD”, a campaign making – and misinformation has filled the front pages of German
– learnings from the debate around the German buildings

Presentation by Carina Zell-Ziegler, IEPPEC 2018, Vienna, 25th June.
evaluation of the funding program Evaluation of the German

area of energy efficient building refurbishment, the German
Overcoming the Upfront Investment Barrier — Comparing the German

We offer the German energy transition
building sustainable system configurations using the German

befinden sich hier: Start Projekte Indo-German

Micro cogeneration – the simultaneous production of heat and power in an individual building based on small energy conversion units such as Stirling and reciprocating engines or fuel cells – is expected to increase energy efficiency on the level of household energy supply. A large-scale introduction of micro CHP may radically change the electricity system and turn consumers into power producers. At the same time, micro CHP could, if supported by favorable economic and policy conditions, represent a considerable market segment, promoting downstream innovations such as "virtual power plants", altered consumer awareness or new household energy management systems. This potential has to be evaluated with respect to its sustainability in both economic and ecological terms.
Cogeneration: Towards a decentralized and sustainable German

model-based approach on projected 2030 market data in the German
Theoretical and Simulation Model Study based on the German

Presentation by Dr. Dierk Bauknecht, 3rd National Stakeholders Coordination Group Meeting, Malmö, 22 May 2018
concept of “regulatory innovation zones” and the German

apply the framework to study the transition in the German
architectures, and flexibility technologies in the German

Veröffentlicht in: „Evolution of Global Electricity Markets. New paradigms, new challenges, new approaches.“ Verlag: Academic Press, 880 Seiten, ISBN: 978-0-12-397891-2.
mainstream: The evolution of renewable energy in the German