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With its annual Memorial Lecture, EWI pays tribute to the late EWI Director Felix Höffler. Guest speaker Matti Liski from the Aalto University School of Business in Helsinki spoke about mechanisms to stabilize the EU electricity market.
The transformation of the heating system is a key factor for the energy transition. Existing infrastructures, geographic conditions, and heterogeneous heating demands need to be taken into account.
Interested students can apply for the EWI Doctoral Fellowship until March 1st, 2023.
The targets for the expansion of renewable energies were adjusted in the Easter package. In an analysis, EWI illustrates what the revised targets for 2030 look like and what this implies for the expansion of wind turbines and solar plants.
Germany will have to import hydrogen in the future. Several geopolitical factors pose a challenge to supply security, an EWI study shows.
Steel is the basis for many products and industries, but its production is CO2-intensive. The EWI has analyzed ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the impact on the competitiveness of steel-producing countries.
The supply situation on the German electricity market was the focus of the latest “EWI Insights” event.
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At an event in Bonn, EWI director Marc Oliver Bettzüge and further researchers look back on the famous “Club of Rome” report.