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energy solutions – made in Germany
Thai-German Technology Conference: Biogas
Anja Haupt
Renewables Academy (RENAC) AG
Consultant on behalf of the German Energy Solutions Initiative
March 25th, 2019 in ´Bangkok
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1. The German Energy Solutions Initiative
2. The Energy Transition in Germany
Promotion of renewable energy and
energy efficient technologies
Showcase sustainable energy solutions
Implementation of projects
Know-how transfer
Contribution to international climate
protection
Our Aims
How can you participate and meet German
enterprises?
Foreign trade fairs
Trade missions Fact finding missions
Know-how transfer
Information
Capacity building
Networking
opportunities
Project development
& flagship projects
Fact finding missions
Missions to Germany for foreign
companies & decision-makers
Visit of best practices and applied
solutions
Project development & flagship projects
Facilitating business partnerships and
know-how transfer
Capacity building
Know-how transfer
© endostock/Fotolia
© GIZ
On our website you can find:
Information about technologies made
in Germany on a Database
Current news and upcoming events
www.german-energy-solutions.de
You may also always contact us!
Information about Events and
German companies
Fact Finding Mission to Germany
Topic: Low-energy Houses and Energy Plus Homes
Date: November 18th – 22th
Upcomming Events in and for Thailand in 2019
The German Energiewende
Electricity Demand and Generation in Germany in
2022
Electricity Demande
Photovoltaic
Fossile Fuels
Hydro Biomass
Wind
One week in August 2022 One week in November 2022
Source: Agora Energiewende
Mobility
Energy efficiency
Grid upgradeElectricity market reform
Households + consumersFinance
and investors
Nuclear waste
storage Storage
International relations Technology, Research,
IT
Conventional
power plants
Renewable
heat and power
Social issues,
public acceptance
EU
The Energiewende is
multidimensional
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Agriculture
Source: RENAC
Renewable energy development in Germany since
1990
The energy transition follows a transparent long-term strategy with specific targets.
Targets of the Energiewende until 2050
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Climate % greenhouse gas reduction (vs. 1990) -27,6 % -40 % -55% -70% -80-95%
Renewable
energy
% gross final energy consumption 14,8% 18% 30% 45% 60%
% gross electricity consumption 31,7 % Min 35% Min 50% Min. 65% Min 80%
Share in heat consumption 13,2% 14%
Share in Transport sector 5,2% 10% (EU)
Energy
efficiency
% primary energy consumption (vs.
2008)-6,9% -20% -50%
Final energy productivity (2008-2015) 1,3% p.a.* 2,1% per year (2008-2050)
Gross electricity consumption (vs. 2008) -4,0 % -10% -25%
Primary energy demand (buildings)
(2008)-15,9%* - 80 %
Heat demand (buildings) (vs. 2008) -11,1% -20%
Transport
Final energy consumption in transport
(vs. 2008)+13%* -10% -40%
Number of Electric vehicles (incl.
hybrids)199.000 1 million 6 million
* = 2015
Benefits of the Energiewende
The energy transition has numerous positive effects on various levels.
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2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Saved energy imports in billion €
Saved energy imports -ENERGY EFFICIENCY Saved energy imports - RENEWABLES
Benefits - reduce costs of energy imports
Renewable sources of energy saved € 8,8 billion in 2015.
Data source: DLR/DIW/GWS 2016
German Delegation
Company Name of Representative
APROVIS Energy Systems Nils Warburg
Binder GmbH Michael Krafzig
BioEnergy Germany Co., Ltd. Dr. Nils Rottmann
Carbonauten GmbH Michael Sernatinger
Continental Industrie GmbH Ralf Spielmann
Maxxtec GmbH Rolf Schleicher
PlanET Biogas Global GmbH Dr. Ulrike Leroff
Weber Entec GmbH & Co.KG Jan Talkenberger
Contact
Coordination Office
German Energy Solutions Initiative
+49 (0)30 18 615- 6401/7386
www.german-energy-solutions.de
Follow us: @export_EE
Facilitator
Renewables Academy AG
Anja Haupt
+49 (0)30 5268958-73
www.renac.de
