Jimmie Langham took part in the ‘Energy meets Industries’ event organised by Drees & Sommer in Darmstadt. Two days full of inspiring presentations and discussions about the future of sustainable energy.
The Expo was characterised by a large number of technology manufacturers and states such as Bremen, Lower Saxony and Hamburg, which are shaping the future of hydrogen with innovative H2 networks, as well as Italy's impressive Hydrogen Valleys and advanced refuelling station systems.
In the last 5 vor 12 article, Stephanie Kratzer and Cäcilia Gätsch highlighted the opportunities and challenges of carbon management for companies with difficult or unavoidable CO2 emissions. Such projects usually involve large investments and represent a financial risk for companies.
Experts and participants took the opportunity to ask questions about sustainable hydrogen production and the challenges of building a global infrastructure.
Whether electrolysers, logistics centres, data centres, renewable energies, charging infrastructure, battery storage, power plants, industrial sites or infrastructure measures - every project has specific requirements for its environment.
With the new legal regulation "Utilize Instead of Curtailing" (§13k EnWG), the German government aims to address the issue of grid bottlenecks and the associated costly curtailment of renewable energy plants.
