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We are pleased to announce that we are adding a new, innovative format to our technical briefing series for policymakers, Coffee & Cleantech! In addition to the classic briefing, we will introduce a session for journalists in Brussels and Berlin,...

We are pleased to share that our Founder & CEO, Peter Schniering, and Director of Technologies and Impact, Magnolia Tovar, attended the 29th Meeting of the Technology Executive Committee (TEC) of United Nations Climate Change in Bonn last week. Together,...

It was an honor for our team members Antoine Koen and Leonie Brand to be part of this 2-day conference organized by the Effective Altruism community in Berlin and to see such a strong interest in our work and focus...

We are happy to share that our Cleantech Analyst, Ingrid El Helou, was recently a panelist at the session “Exploring the implications of EU and US policy approaches to stimulate adoption of low-carbon fuels: focus on shipping and aviation” at...

Good news! We are teaming up with Clara Pfeffer and Christian Herrmann from ntvNachrichten’s Klima-Labor for the first live podcast in Berlin about the future of climate action in Germany. We will have our factsheets and latest reports on display...

In 2023, the EU introduced ReFuelEU Aviation, a SAFs uptake mandate with progressively increasing minimum SAF targets – including sub-targets for synthetic jet fuels – until 2050. Fuel consumption is expected to rise by 50% in 2050, relative to 2019....

Methanol is the second largest emitter in the chemical sector, right after ammonia, contributing approximately 0.3 Gt of CO2 emissions on a lifecycle basis. In 2020, global demand for methanol was around 100 Mt. By 2050, this demand could soar...

We are pleased to see our Advisory Group member, Nico Köllner (DATA2HEAT), featured in Handelsblatt’s latest greentech article! With the growth of artificial intelligence, the number of data centers is increasing, and so is the potential to repurpose the excess...

Ammonia is currently the largest emitter in the chemicals sector and contributes 1.3% to global annual energy-related CO2 emissions (i.e., emissions from energy combustion and industrial processes ~34.6 Gt in 2020). Manufacturing ammonia is also a highly carbon-intensive process, with...

“We cannot achieve the energy transition without high-temperature heat. The processes are necessary to produce the cement for the concrete foundations of wind turbines, the steel for the towers of wind turbines, and the silicon for solar cells.” – Antoine...