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Going Green – Germany’s Energy Transition

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Germany is undergoing an energy transition to reduce CO2 emissions and increase renewable energy use in total energy consumption. This involves investments in offshore wind, photovoltaics, grid expansion, energy storage projects, and smart energy infrastructure. Energy efficiency is a central focus, with pillars including renewable production, improved energy storage and distribution, and converting to environmental heating. Companies in various energy sectors can benefit from Germany’s energy transition, with industry experts available to help identify opportunities and join the process.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the goals and key components of Germany’s energy transition, including CO₂ reduction and increased reliance on renewable energy.
  • Explore how investments in technologies such as offshore wind, photovoltaics, and smart infrastructure can create business opportunities.
  • Identify practical ways micro-businesses can improve energy efficiency and adopt environmentally friendly heating and energy systems.
  • Recognise the potential for collaboration with industry experts and stakeholders to integrate into the broader energy transition movement.
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  • Language: English

This project, “Start on Sustainability” (SOS), is focused on helping known as micro-enterprises in Europe operate in a more environmentally friendly way.

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. The author is solely responsible for this publication (communication) and the Commission accepts no responsibility for any use may be made of the information contained therein. In compliance of the new GDPR framework, please note that the Partnership will only process your personal data in the sole interest and purpose of the project and without any prejudice to your rights.

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