28. September 2018 / / Comments Off on E-Mobility in Germany (I): Inventory and market ramp-up 
It is unlikely that the goal set by the German government in 2010 of having one million electric cars on German roads within ten years, i.e. by 2020, will be achieved. The energy sector in particular cannot avoid the issue of e-mobility. In the coming months, we will therefore devote more attention to e-mobility and publish a number of articles on it.
6. September 2018 / / Comments Off on Highs and records everywhere – the August energy market 2018 in review 
The decisive topic for the energy industry in August 2018 was the record temperatures, which together with new record high prices for CO2-certificates of over 20 EUR/ton boosted electricity prices. It seems that higher prices for commodities and electricity will become the new “normal”.
26. June 2018 / / Comments Off on Electrolysis gases of renewable origin – on the way to competitiveness 
The importance of electrolysers for energy transition research is steadily increasing these days. But can electrolysis products compete with fossil fuels in practice? This question is the subject of a brief analysis conducted by Energy Brainpool on behalf of Greenpeace Energy eG.
18. June 2018 / / Comments Off on 7th Energy-Brainpool-electricity-market-symposium 2018 – a review 
17 speakers from business, science and politics. 48 hours exchange. 15 years of Energy Brainpool in the electricity market. The who’s who of the energy industry was honoured at the 7th electricity market symposium. Well-known representatives from science, politics and business shared current information and new perspectives with the participants.
4. April 2018 / / Comments Off on Sector coupling – German coalition agreement and the heating market 
The term sector coupling is used four times in the coalition agreement between CDU/CSU and SPD forming the new German government. This article analyses the key points of the new German government in terms of sector coupling and presents key figures and scenarios for the European heating markets.
19. January 2018 / / Comments Off on Sector Coupling – How far is Germany? 
Sector coupling is on everyone’s lips. The electricity, heating and transport sectors should be jointly optimized and evaluated in the future. However what does it precisely mean? In the following the essential context is explained.
