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Data for the energy transition: Open Energy Platform has a new design

01.04. | High quality data are important for the modelling and analysis of climate and energy scenarios. Where data are accessible and openly licensed, work with such data becomes more efficient and transparent and this work becomes reproducible. The Open Energy Platform, which is financially supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and...

Call for Papers ATZlive: EMobility + Grid Integration

23.03. | The conference ATZlive on Electrified Mobility and Grid Integration will take place in Stuttgart on November 24 and 25, 2020. Proposals for presentations may now be submitted online until April 15. In the area of ​​electrified mobility, core topics will be mobility and markets as well as automotive engineering. The ​​grid integration conference...

Kick-off for Project Netz_eLOG in Brandenburg

05.03. | The project Netz_eLOG (Intelligent grid integration of electrified logistics) was shifted into gear on February 27, 2020 with a successful kickoff. Over the next three years, the consortium of engineering partner IAV, grid operator E.DIS, and project lead Reiner Lemoine Institute will investigate how large electric vehicle fleets can be charged in a...

5 Years of openmod – Conference Materials online

22.01. | In January the openmod workshop returned to Berlin for its 5 year anniversary – celebrated with around 200 participants. Cheers to that from everyone at the Reiner Lemoine Institute and we are glad to see how much interest in Open Source and Open Data has been growing since 2014. Congratulations also to the...

RLS Graduate School has taken up its work

09.01.2020 | The RLS Graduate School has taken up its work at the RLI. For four years, the team will research questions related to the energy system transition. Four grants were awarded by the Reiner Lemoine Foundation. Marlin Arnz, Anya Heider, Alexandra Krumm and Ricardo Reibsch were selected as doctoral candidates. Philipp Blechinger is head...

Publication: Mobilising and Learning together for Renewable Energies

28.11.2019 | Science, technology and innovation play a major role in shaping our societies. Therefore, research teams must address societal challenges by reaching out beyond their own communities, gathering everyone “around one table”. One way to do this is by organising dialogue events, called “Mobilisation and Mutual Learning” (MML). The GRECO project has performed six...