We represent nearly 30 expert organisations who have come together to help decarbonise the gas system and meet the UK’s target of net zero climate emissions.
A cooperative arises where a good idea cannot be realized on your own. Collaboration makes a plan or project feasible and benefits the members of the cooperative. Coöperatie Deltawind was founded in 1989 and is now one of the largest local energy cooperatives in the Netherlands.
We are the Deutsche Energie-Agentur – the German Energy Agency. dena is a centre of excellence for the applied energy transition and climate protection. We work with stakeholders from across all sectors, on both a national and international level. As a think tank, we study the challenges of building a climate-neutral society and support the German government in achieving its energy and climate policy objectives.
The Federal Association of Solar Mobility has been campaigning for environmentally friendly transport systems and the use of solar energy on land, in the water and in the air for 25 years. It transports findings from electromobile practice to political committees and offers its members a basis for exchanging their experiences. The BSM is an important organization of German civil society. Its members develop sustainable mobility concepts that are communicated to political bodies. With a view beyond individual transport to systemic mobility, the BSM continues to represent positions with which Germany can face the challenges of the future.
The State Association for Energy Efficiency e.V. - LFE is the professional association for experts on energy and resource efficiency. Under the umbrella of a wide-ranging network, experts from various departments develop new ideas and concepts. Decision-makers from the sectors: buildings, industry, agriculture, transport and mobility as well as energy production and distribution benefit from the expertise of the LFE members. With qualified advice on planning, implementation and use, the members of the LFE make a significant contribution to the optimized use of energy and resources.
The German Society for Solar Energy e.V. (DGS) was founded in Munich in 1975. The approximately 2,800 individual members and member companies are organized regionally in 36 sections and 6 state associations. The DGS sees itself as an intermediary between scientists, engineers, architects, the building trade, crafts, industry, authorities and parliaments. Project work, public relations and e.g. the development of a quality mark for solar systems help.
The German Concentrated Solar Power Industry Association (DCSP) has been committed to the generation and use of electricity, heat and fuel from concentrated solar technologies since 2013. Its members cover the entire CSP value chain. This ranges from project development and planning, engineering services, component deliveries and system integration to the ownership and operation of solar thermal power plants and research facilities. The aim of the association is to bundle the strengths and interests of German market participants and increase international market opportunities.
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