The energy reform and the climate goals for 2030 represent the dawn of a new age of energy production and supply. The importance of sustainability and environmental protection is on the rise. However, the energy policy also means new challenges for operators of CHP plants.
The Combustion Engine Has a Future
Due to the exit from coal, cogeneration power plants are gaining in significance. In fact, they are an essential factor for achieving the climate goals in Germany and Europe. The growing share of renewable energies, especially of wind and solar energy, is making the supply more volatile and the grid more instable.
Flexible cogeneration power plants with gas engines stabilize the power grid and ensure ongoing energy supply. The combustion engine thus plays an important role that will continue to grow in the future.
Innovative MWM Solutions for the Energy Reform
With its products, MWM contributes to the achievement of the climate goals. Our gas engines and system solutions have been aligned with the latest requirements of the climate policy and guarantee reliable, clean, and economical operation of your plant.
Articles in the Category: Energy Policy
Europe’s Road to the Energy Reform: Harmonization of Economic Factors and Climate Protection
The energy reform is associated with a number of challenges for politics and the economy alike. The goal is to develop solution concepts that are not only profitable, but also sustainable and eco-friendly.
Proactively Ensuring the Future of Energy
Our society’s welfare depends on an operable energy supply framework. Without power, heat, and mobility, we would not be able to maintain our standard of living. Therefore, the objective of the energy reform is to ensure reliable, economically viable, and eco-friendly energy support. Read our posts on this topic in our MWM Energy Blog.
Hydrogen – an Innovative Solution Concept of the Energy Reform
To achieve the adopted climate protection goals and climate neutrality, hydrogen is to be used as an energy source of the future. For this purpose, the Federal Cabinet has issued the National Hydrogen Strategy. As an alternative to fossil energy sources, hydrogen is to reduce especially the carbon emissions of the industry and of transportation.
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