Energy Efficient Solutions Made In Germany – Energy Efficiency for Infrastructure Development and Transport
The German-Australian Chamber of Industry and Commerce in collaboration with the New Zealand-German Business Association and energiewächter GmbH will host an industry conference on 1st of July 2019 surrounding the visit of a German business delegation, looking at German-Australian cooperation in energy efficiency for infrastructure and transport. The event is proudly supported by the German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi).
The promotion of renewable energies and energy efficiency in Germany has resulted in the establishment of an industry which offers some of the world’s leading technologies. This industry encompasses several thousand small and medium-sized enterprises specialised in the development, design and production of renewable energy technologies, energy efficiency solutions, grids and storage. This is the basis for smart energy solutions.
The transfer of energy expertise, the promotion of foreign trade and the facilitation of international development cooperation are part of the “Energy Solutions - Made in Germany” initiative. If you are looking for first-hand information about German renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency solutions and face-to-face meetings with German companies, the “energy solutions –made in Germany” initiative offers you a number of different possibilities to do so. For further information, please click here
- Development of smart grids
- Parking management
- Intelligent Traffic Management & Planning Systems / Traveller Information Systems / Warning systems and cooperative ITC
- Telematics systems (less than 20% of all trucks in Australia have a telematics system compared to 80% in Germany)
- Products for the collection and management of measured data of electrical consumption groups (smart-meter) as well as for monitoring traffic flows (corridor management)
- E-mobility
- Smart transport systems (autonomous vehicles)
- Emergency call systems for new vehicles (due to distances and non-covering mobile communications via satellite communication)
