… the theme of the UBA CO₂ calculator. read more (in German) First half of 2023: Less renewable electricity, but proportion increases The expansion and use of renewable energies developed differently in the various sectors in the first half of …

… to ⁠protecting the climate!⁠ read more (in German) More green electricity and more renewable heat in 2022 Sunny weather ensured strong growth in electricity generation … there is still little momentum in the development of wind power. The expansion of renewables in Germany must be significantly stepped up if the targets of the …

… economic potential of a decentralised, resource-efficient energy supply based on renewables. Documents Project information (English) (215.80 kB) Projektinformation … economic potential of a decentralised, resource-efficient energy supply based on renewables. … Potential of regional, decentralised economic structures and supply …

… to start? Find out in the 2017 departmental research plan.  read more (in German) Renewable energy: Growth was sluggish in 2016 Growth in the renewable energy sector was much slower in 2016 than in previous years. These are …

… energy supply. For the first time, more than half of the electricity in Germany is renewable! This is also good news for e-mobility. The climate benefits of e-cars are … set out in the Paris Agreement. Instead, it is the rapid and targeted expansion of renewable energies that is crucial to advancing climate protection and the energy …

… both is possible To protect our climate, we need to make increased use of renewable sources of energy and move away from fossil fuels such as coal At the same … and the projects for which funding is no longer necessary. read more (in German) Renewable energies: the latest on statistics and emissions balance In 2016, the use …

… rights, and allows people to speak who share their visions for more sustainability. Renewable energies in the 1st half of 2021 show mixed results Low winds caused a … fell by about 13 per cent due to low travel activity due to the pandemic, while renewable energy use for heat increased by 13 per cent due to the cold spring …

… also need to be used more efficiently and the remaining energy demand covered by renewable electricity or, if not possible, via hydrogen produced with renewable electricity. Heating transition and energy-efficient building …