With the exlamation of the „20-20-20“ targets for the buildup of a sustainable energy economy in the year 2008 in the European Union takes place a turning away from central fossil and nuclear energy supply to a decentralised energy recovery from wind, photovoltaics and biomasse. Since 2008 the development of generation capacity of renewable energies is in front of the challenge to transport, store and efficiently use the energy.
Beside the thermal, electrical and physical storages offers the chemical storage the highest flexibility by the connection of the energy- and material flows.
We come back to valid normative frame conditions as well as technical solutions and we connect them to a sustainable plant system concept. The decentral farmed energy will stored in a high value energy carrier. It possesses the flexibility to follow the demand of the consumer without to evoke essential changes in the existing infrastructure.
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By reason of our rich experience in the domains of the energy and environmental law in national and European context as well as at the development of innovative plant system concepts we can identify swift and uncomplicated.
