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EWI Index: Germany has some catching up to do when it comes to e-mobility

Scandinavian countries lead the way in the updated “EWI EV Preparedness Index” published by the Institute of Energy Economics. Germany still has some catching up to do, particularly in terms of charging flexibility.

EWI Doctoral Fellowship – Stipend for Research in Energy Economics

In cooperation with the EWI, the University of Cologne is offering the EWI Doctoral Fellowship for doctoral students in energy economics for the second time. Interested candidates can apply for the EWI Fellowship until March 31, 2024.

Industrial waste heat: criteria and potential in NRW

Industrial waste heat can be used to decarbonize heating grids. An EWI analysis shows what the legal framework is, what is important when implementing a project and what potential is available in NRW.

Reducing risks for hydrogen investments

A new EWI Policy Brief discusses the implications for Germany’s hydrogen import strategy. Imports of green hydrogen from the Mediterranean region of the EU offer advantages based on an analysis of risks and costs.

EWI-Energietagung: Jubiläum mit NRW-Ministerpräsident Wüst

Klimaziele und Marktdesign, Resilienz und Finanzierung der Energiewende – zahlreiche Fachleute diskutierten beim 75. Jubiläum der EWI-Energietagung über wirtschaftliche und rechtliche Grundfragen der Energiewirtschaft.

EWI Insights: Investment needs and electricity price package

The latest event in the “EWI Insights” online seminar series focused on investment requirements in the context of the energy transition and the electricity price package from a regulatory economics perspective.

H<sub>2</sub>Market Index reveals mixed perception of market ramp-up

To assess the market development of hydrogen in Germany, EWI has developed the H2Market Index, providing insight into the evaluation of stakeholders regarding the market ramp-up.

Better security of gas supply, but no all-clear signal

The gas supply situation in Europe has eased thanks to LNG imports and declining consumption. However, risks such as weather conditions, LNG availability and gas imports from Russia remain for the winter. This is shown by an analysis of gas volumes and consumption.

Investitionsbedarf: Wichtiges Handlungsfeld für die Energiewende

Die Energiewende erfordert Investitionen in nahezu allen Sektoren. Das EWI schätzt den entsprechenden Investitionsbedarf für ausgewählte Sektoren in einem Plan-Szenario bis zum Jahr 2030 und diskutiert mögliche Implikationen.