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High-performance charging for e-buses in public transport also possible without grid expansion
Electricity market: Successful practical test in the Euskirchen area shows the opportunities and challenges of local electricity trading
Regional electricity trading on a digital marketplace – half-time practical test in the Euskirchen area
Open letter to BNetzA: Making network data more usable
Charging requirements reassessed up to 2030: Study on publicly accessible charging points and charging capacity sets guidelines for expansion
A digital twin for the local heating market in Berlin
Feasibility studies shows: Green H2 helps with decentralized power supply on Pacific islands
RLI is the first institutional member of the oemof association and provides a board member
Kathrin Goldammer elected board member of Women in Green Hydrogen
Open letter to the Federal Government: Continue practice-oriented research into electromobility!
Dual leadership for the Reiner Lemoine Institute: Christine Kühnel joins the management team on 1 January 2024
Flexibility through heat pumps and heat storage can partially compensate for grid expansion delays
H2-ready power plants: Study shows challenges and solutions for the conversion of gas-fired power plants
Blueprint for Germany: High-performance charging of electric buses with flywheel buffer storage in Bensheim in regular operation
Grid-friendly charging: How e-cars help with the energy transition
New study shows how green hydrogen can be used sensibly through flexible production
