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  • Coalition disagrees on hydrogen regulation

    Berlin - A conflict is emerging in the governing coalition on the issue of regulating hydrogen grids. SPD (Social Democratic Party) and FDP (Free Democratic Party) oppose the strict interpretation of the EU Commission. The Greens are reserved...
  • Eon no longer the sole operator of fallback metering points

    Berlin - The coalition wants to speed up the rollout of smart meters with the act to relaunch the digitalisation of the energy transition. Originally, the draft law provided for Eon to be the sole 'operator of fallback metering points'. This has now been scrapped...
  • N-Ergie sees itself facing "historic challenges"

    Nuremberg - The market upheavals of the energy crisis have not thrown N-Ergie off course. Despite all the market distortions, the Nuremberg municipal utility increased its result. The management sees itself facing historic challenges and announced that it would reduce electricity prices as soon as possible.
  • Municipal heat planning faces staff shortages

    Düsseldorf - The new NRW Heat Transition Competence Centre is intended to help alleviate personnel problems in heat planning. "Not every municipality, housing association and energy supplier has to make the same mistakes," appealed Carsten Petersdorff, division manager of the state company 'NRW.Energy4Climate', at the kick-off...
  • Traffic lights reach agreement in climate dispute

    Berlin - After more than two days of negotiations, the SPD, the Greens and the FDP have reached compromises on key energy and climate projects. More technological openness is envisaged in the specifications for new heating systems. The traffic light party wants to change the climate protection law in decisive places...
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Süwag grid company Syna buys civil engineering company

Frankfurt a.M./Kördorf - The Süwag grid company Syna is expanding its competences in the field of civil engineering. The company is taking over the civil engineering company Manfred Müller from Kördorf in the Rhein-Lahn district.
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  • Willich - After the CO2 bulls had gradually worked their way up to the weekly high of 94.14 €/t CO2 in the course of the past trading week, a strong sell-off followed last Friday, which levelled out the interim gains...
  • Dortmund - Spot trading this week was entirely under the influence of volatile wind power feed-in, was the reason given for the price jumps from the market. The amount of wind power fed into the grid has fluctuated between 36,000 MW and 6,000 MW since last Friday....
  • Bayreuth - For its new grid connection systems with a capacity of 2,000 MW each, the transmission system operator Tennet has ordered offshore and onshore converter stations. The total volume of the orders amounts to around 24 billion euros. Tennet hopes that this will significantly accelerate the energy transition...
  • Neiße-Malxetal - In the south of Brandenburg, the Bavarian project developer Ostwind is about to start building a 50 MW forest wind farm. The project, which was awarded a contract in the most recent tender, will take ten years to develop. After commissioning, local communities are to share in the profits...
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  • Karlsruhe - The purchase premium for the often higher-priced e-cars is melting and charging current has become more expensive. Nevertheless, scientists see a "clear cost advantage" for alternative vehicles over internal combustion engines of up to 12,000 euros. This is confirmed by a new study conducted by the Fraunhofer ISI...
  • Berlin - With the so-called Delegated Act, the EU Commission has set criteria for the production of green hydrogen. In a guest comment for energate, Ove Petersen, managing director of GP Joule, criticised the proposals and explained why it is nevertheless good that they exist...
  • Eberswalde/Wolfsburg - Enerkite and Volkswagen Group Charging are working on location-flexible and infrastructure-independent e-charging stations. The vehicles will be charged using electricity from airborne wind turbines, a technology in which Enerkite (based in Eberswalde in the federal state of Brandenburg), specialises...
  • Borna/Jena - As the number of electric car registrations increases, so does the demand for charging. This can put a great strain on local electricity grids. To counter this danger, the EM4Q project is dedicated to setting up dynamic charging control at the low-voltage level. Steffen Späthe, technical director of Navimatix, explained the details of the project to energate...
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