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When is hydrogen green?

Matthis Brinkhaus 16. April 2024 / / 1 Comment
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Green electricity is now an established product on the electricity market and is often referred to as “green electricity”. Guarantees of origin (GoO/GO) can be used to prove this “green” characteristic, i.e. that the electricity was generated from a renewable energy plant (RE plant). According to current regulations, this green electricity certificate must be cancelled within one year. The next big step in the transformation of the energy industry is the production and utilisation of hydrogen.


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Online or presence: Which training format suits me?

Matthis Brinkhaus 22. April 2020 / / Comments Off on Online or presence: Which training format suits me?
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Repeatedly working people ask themselves the question in which form they could improve their knowledge – besides all the everyday stress in their regular job, in their family and in other activities. Classic seminars traditionally play a major role, but the offer of online training has caught up considerably in recent years. In this blog post, we highlight the pros and cons of the various formats and provide suggestions for your next training course.


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Quarterly report: sales revenues wind and PV in Q4 2019

Matthis Brinkhaus 28. January 2020 / / 0 Comments
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On a quarterly basis, we take a look at the theoretically achievable sales revenues of onshore and offshore wind turbines as well as photovoltaic systems and we analyse the respective background.


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Quarterly report: sales revenues wind and PV in the third quarter

Matthis Brinkhaus 20. November 2019 / / 0 Comments
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With this article we continue the series of analysis on sales revenues of wind and PV power generation. On a quarterly basis, we take a look at the theoretically achievable sales revenues of onshore and offshore wind turbines as well as photovoltaic systems and analyse the background. This time, we look at quarter 3.


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About the chaotic legal framework for coal-fired power plants

Matthis Brinkhaus 11. November 2019 / / 0 Comments
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In recent years, the regulatory map of the energy industry has become increasingly complex. Especially for coal-fired power plants, some inconsistencies and contradictions have crept in during the course of parallel legal processes. Here is an attempt to shed some light on the situation.


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