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April 7th 2017 – During a festival at Carl-Friedrich-Gauss Secondary School in Frankfurt Oder, Oliver Arnhold, head of the research field Mobility with Renewable Energy at RLI, gave a presentation on the subject of hydrogen mobility to students at the secondary school. The Gauss School focuses on STEM subjects. As part of a project of...

April 12th 2017 – The RLI is proud to announce that a new version of the OpenEnergy Platform has just been launched. The platform provides great tools to make your energy system modelling process transparent: You can give, get, and document data of your modelling process on the OpenEnergy Database (oedb). You can describe, find,...

April 3rd 2017 – The RLI has joined the network „Flexperten“, an initiative that offers consulting for operators of anaerobic digestion systems.  Anaerobic digestion is an option for a more flexible integration of renewable energy sources into the energy system by using combined heat and power generation. The network currently includes 17 companies and research...

March 22nd 2017 – Alexander Wanitschke and Caroline Möller have represented the RLI at this year’s International Renewable Energy Storage Conference (IRES) in Düsseldorf. IRES is one of the largest and leading academic conferences for energy storages and took place for the 11th time. Alexander and Caroline both presented their work in the session „Community...

As of May 1st 2017, you can find us in Berlin-Adlershof! Our new address: Rudower Chaussee 12 12489 Berlin Germany Phone (central office): 030 – 120 843 40

March 10th 2017 – The RLI open source projects have  undergone a legal check-up and can now be published under public licenses. The teams working on the open_eGo and open_FRED projects have met with Till Jäger, a lawyer for copyright and media law from the firm JBB, on March 9th 2017 for a one-day workshop...

February 17th 2017 – The team working on the research project open_eGo has reached an important milestone: January marked the end of the first half of the three-year funding period. The project partners – consisting of Europa-Universität Flensburg (via the affiliated Center for Sustainable Energy Systems), Reiner Lemoine Institute, Next Energy – EWE Research Centre...

February 2nd 2017 – The RLI has been accepted as a member of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) at the beginning of the year. The SDSN is an international group of more than 500 research institutions who work on solutions for Sustainable Development. It was launched in 2012 by former UN Secretary-General...

January 17th 2017 – RLI has become partner in both of the two largest German research projects on the Energy Transition: WindNODE and ENavi each are sub-projects of large-scale funding initiatives by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) and the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). WindNODE is one of five...

December 8th 2016 – RLI will receive funding from the German Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure for a research project on hydrogen infrastructure. In the „ImplaN“ project, short for „Initial Infrastructure for hydrogen mobility based on predictable consumers“, which will last for 30 months, the RLI will develop strategies for increasing the number...