News from applied energy research
Operating innovative turbomachinery with hydrogen
In the InnoTurbinE project, a team of scientists is developing robust and efficient turbines that can also be operated with hydrogen.
moreResearchers develop the world's first pilot plant for solar fuel
Sunlight becomes fuel: In Jülich, the technology chain is mapped from capturing sunlight to synthetic fuel.
moreComponents for offshore wind turbines from the 3D printer
A team of scientists is developing the world's largest 3D printer for offshore wind turbines.
moreSystem-serving electricity generation with mini cogeneration plants
Operators can use the electricity production efficiently for internal consumption and operate their plants in a grid-friendly manner.
moreMaking Pit Thermal Energy Storage More Efficient
How can we store surplus thermal energy in the summer and then use it in the winter?
PtJ Creates District-Level European Energy Competition on Behalf of BMWi
Establishing net zero cities, collectively improving climate protection in Europe, and increasing building renovation rates
moreSilicone oil as a heat transfer medium for parabolic trough plants
The aim is to develop a solar collector for solar thermal power plants that is suitable for use with silicone-based heat transfer media.
moreTurbo-charged with sCO2 turbines
In the Carbosola research project, teams of scientists work on smaller turbomachinery that run on supercritical CO2.
morePractical test for floating solar energy plants
In the PV2Float research project, floating solar energy plants are tested and further developed.
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