The workshop will bring together government representatives and key stakeholders to discuss the role of renewable energy for rural development of off-grid communities, reflect on existing challenges and to formulate policy recommendations for moving forward. Workshop topics to be discussed include: renewable energy for productive use and provision of social services; lessons for sustainability; reaching “the last mile”; an integrated approach for the development of smart villages. The event will take place on May 3 in Panama City, Panama, and will be preceded by a field visit to a rural energy project on May 2. Smart Villages aims to facilitate the analysis and exchange of knowledge between the public sector, non-governmental organizations and the private sector, based on experiences in the field of rural electrification through sustainable energy sources. A key objective is to explore the opportunities and challenges for rural energy access for off-grid communities in developing countries.
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Kinetische Wasserkraft: Von der Isar an den Napo und zurück an den Rhein
Dr. Karl Kolmsee as guest by the Global Energy Media – Global Energy Leaders Podcast
Smart Hydro Power will exhibit the new Slow-flow turbine in the upcoming EXPO 17 Astana, Kasachstan
Smart Hydro Power is part of the InnoMine Chile 2016/2017
InnoMine Chile is the new initiative as constituent part of the collaborative project „International Research Marketing“ for the period of 2016/2017 powered by Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft. The initiative aims to link the Chilean mining sector with the German high-tech and innovation strategy.
The SMART turbine is part of the special exhibition at Deutsches Museum from 15.02.2017 to the 19.08.2018
A major challenge of our time is to find clean, economically viable and reliable ways of providing energy.
With the special exhibition energie.wenden, the Deutsches Museum is addressing this global issue. The exhibition explains how energy is generated, stored and distributed, as well as energy requirements and utilization, and places these topics in an historical and global context. Exhibits in the 1000 square meter space include originals, models, demonstrations, media stations with energy-related content, and also presents the stakeholders in the world of energy. The energie.wenden exhibition is not concerned only with electric power. It also examines heat, mobility and manufacturing, and focuses on the many possible approaches to a conscious energy transition and challenges visitors to make that transition a reality.