Solar power for hundreds of thousands
Solar power for hundreds of thousands
In the West African country of Senegal, electricity is still scarce for many people, especially in rural areas. Solar-powered mini-grid systems are now set to bring light to the darkness of the villages at night. The ASER300 project will provide hundreds of thousands of rural residents with permanent access to electricity for street lighting, food refrigeration and a better healthcare system.Read more
Green Energy with a Side of Vegetables
Green Energy with a Side of Vegetables
When growing hay and forage crops was no longer enough to ensure the survival of grandpa Jack’s farm in Boulder County, Colorado, grandson Byron Kominek went looking for a new source of income. In doing so, he became a pioneer in agri-photovoltaics, or agrivoltaics.Read more
Green off-grid systems (1)
Green off-grid systems (1)
By 2030, everyone should have access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy. But how? Read more
Green off-grid systems (2)
Green off-grid systems (2)
How can the supply of affordable, reliable and modern energy to the world's population be realized by 2030? By taking a very close look and setting clear rules.Read more
Electricity from next door
Electricity from next door
Solar panels and sheep, bees and wind power - with an exchangeable product, the energy transition also succeeds in the personal environment.Read more
When Your Home Buys Electricity Itself
When Your Home Buys Electricity Itself
Blockchain could play an instrumental role in the energy transition and the future of the decentralized utility grid.Read more
The Exciting Case of the PV Cap
The Exciting Case of the PV Cap
About politicians who take a lot of time to implement a clear legislative proposal and thus counteract climate policy. Reason enough to take a closer look at the story of the rise and fall of the PV lid. Read more
Battle over the energy mix in the land of the rising sun
Battle over the energy mix in the land of the rising sun
The Fukushima reactor disaster brought about a change in energy supply in Japan. But the electricity mix today is sobering, isn't it?Read more
Flanked by deep crevasses and sheer drops
Flanked by deep crevasses and sheer drops
The Seethalerhütte is becoming energy self-sufficient thanks to the latest technology and does not use fossil fuels at all. A gain for climate protection.Read more
“People believe in the success of the energy transition.”
“People believe in the success of the energy transition.”
Andreas Kühl is an energy blogger and reports on energynet.de about the topic of energy, thus pushing the discussion about the energy turnaround.Read more
Rwanda rising
Rwanda rising
The development of Rwanda is impressive. Start-ups have recognized the potential of decentralized power generation and are revolutionizing the market.Read more
The “Plus” in Buildings
The “Plus” in Buildings
How can I make my home more energy efficient and what types of houses are there? The community of Wüstenrot is building a whole settlement like this.Read more
Icelandic creativity instead of harmful kerosene
Icelandic creativity instead of harmful kerosene
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A Very Personal Declaration of Independence
A Very Personal Declaration of Independence
The journalists Klaus Schier and Sonja Nertinger report on decentralised energy supply on journeys and give an insight how our energy supply will change.Read more