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Research News from Oldenburg DLR Institute of Networked Energy Systems

DLR Research Project ROLLEN

The goal of the research project ROLLEN is variable distribution of excess energy from renewable sources in space and time by means of electric vehicles with inductive charging systems capable of feeding back into the grid.

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Making the green energy transition work

What needs to be done for the green energy transition towards renewable energy sources to succeed? Five experts from the University of Oldenburg report from the perspective of their respective fields.

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Heat transition at the UOL

Ekaterina Lesnyak (PPRE 2018-2020) from Uzbekistan is working on the heat transition research at the UOL. Would it be interesting for you to know which sustainability initiatives are already taken by the UOL? Then read more!

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Entering the Circular Economy: Recovering of Resources from Industrial Wastewater

DLR publishes open-source simulation software to calculate costs and energy requirement.

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DERIEL (De-Risking Electrolysis)

DERIEL (De-Risking Electrolysis) forms the link between the two aspects of series production of water electrolyzers and the application of series-produced water electrolyzers in the industrial environment.

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SEGIWA (Series production of electrolyzers in the gigawatt range)

The SEGIWA joint projects objective is to develop fundamentals in order to transfer the Silyzer® 300 technology platform from manual assembly to automated series production with the highest quality standard, utilizing the possibilities offered by virtualisation and digitalisation.

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