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energy solutions – made in Germany
German-Philippine Conference on Energy
Efficiency for industry
Henning Harke
Renewables Academy (RENAC) AG
Consultant on behalf of the German Energy Solutions Initiative
May 5th, 2019 in Manila
Content
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
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
The German Energiewende
Policy and guiding principles of the Energiewende
Affordability, reliability and environmental protection are interlinked and the
ultimate objectives of the Energiewende and German energy policy.
Affordable and cost
effective energy supply
Secure and reliable
energy supply
Environmentally
sound energy supply
Source: BMWi 2017, RENAC
The energy transition triad combines efficiency, direct use of renewables
and sector coupling
Cornerstones of the Energiewende
Efficiency firstDirect use of
renewablesSector coupling
Source: BMWi 2017
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Reasons for the Energy Transition in Germany
✓ Energy policy can be both
sustainable and economically
successful (combined with measures
for energy efficiency)
✓ Development of new technologies as
new sources of growth and
employment
✓ Reduce dependency on energy
imports
✓ Phase-out nuclear power generation
✓ Reduce carbon emissions and reach
climate protection targets
Targets of the Energiewende – Climate:
reduce GHG emission by- 40% by 2020 against 1990
Germany has made progress but with “only” -27.7% GHG emission reduction against 1990, it
will miss its 2020 target of -40%. The government has confirmed its 2030 and 2050 targets.
Sources: UBA 2018
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Benefits of the Energiewende
The energy transition has numerous positive effects on various levels.
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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
Jobs in the German renewable energy sector 2016
The renewable energy sector employed 338,000 people in 2016, roughly
the same level as in 2015.
Data source: DLR/DIW/GWS 2018
Total 2016: 338,600
Biomass: 64,500
Wind energy:
160,200
Photovoltaic: 35,800
Geothermal: 20,300
Hydropower: 7,300
Biogas: 41,100
Solar thermal + CSP: 9,400
Biofuels: 23,900
Total 2016:
338,600 jobs
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
Henning Harke
+49 (0)30 587087033
www.renac.de