Going Green - Germany's Energy Transition

For decades #Germany has been the global pioneer in applying renewable energy and environmental technologies. The #energy transition continues to be an integral part of Germany’s energy landscape with ambitious goals to cut CO2 emissions and increase the share of renewable energy in total energy consumption.

Investments in offshore wind, #photovoltaics, grid expansion and energy storage projects will be necessary as well as the implementation of a new, smart energy infrastructure that can balance the fluctuating supply of renewable sources. #Energyefficiency will play a central role. There are many pillars to the transition: ramping up production of #renewables like #wind and #solar, improving #energystorage and distribution, bettering #efficiency, converting to environmental forms of #heating and using #hydrogen.

If your company deals with any one of a wide varieties of #energy sectors, you can make Germany’s #energytransition work for you and your #business. Our team of industry experts are on-hand to support your company in identifying relevant opportunities and becoming part of Germany’s #energytransition.

To find out more, watch our new video. And if you think you have an idea that would work in #Germany, get in contact with Germany Trade & Invest. We can help you exploit the full potential of Europe’s biggest market, and as a government agency, our services come free of charge.

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There is no mention of Geothermal generation of electricity. As s retired engineer, I firmly believe geothermal generation of electricity to be the most important part of an all-renewable energy sources total energy supply. Geothermal is variable, leave the hot water in the underground reservoir until it is needed. Geothermal is a simple process and is well known. It can also be developed anywhere in the world.

[Riko-lkoo]

Indirectly, using renewable resources as an energy mix, the generation costs will be more expensive, right? For example, for electricity, because the generation costs are large, Electricity prices are also getting more expensive in Germany, right?

[kennethkaminski]

Germany energy transition is a disaster, highest prices in all of Europe. Emissions are down only 9% in 20 years. Germany is not in good economic shape due to its energy transition. Industry has left the country l

[gazibd]

If you give me 50 million euros, I can give you a drawing of a new electricity invention, how much electricity you want, where there will be no cost, no pollution, and the air will be clean.