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Transform the energy industry

The way in which we generate, store and use energy is undergoing radical change. Energy efficiency, the transition to renewable energies, the development of suitable storage technologies and the establishment of intelligent networks (smart grids) are important cornerstones for securing the energy supply of the future. This transformation is largely dependent on scientific and technological breakthroughs such as those produced at the interdisciplinary KIT Energy Center.

KIT has exciting technology offers for you to realize sustainable and competitive energy solutions. As an industrial partner, you can not only further develop yourself and your products, but also open up new business areas. We are looking for companies that want to actively shape the energy transition by working with us.

Are you looking for a technical solution in the field of energy or expertise on an individual issue in your company? We can help you find the right partners at KIT. Get in touch with us!

Successful transfer – energy transformers in operation

Burning for the future of hydrogen

KIT and GoGaS Goch GmbH & Co. KG have jointly developed a dual-fuel porous radiation burner that can be operated with pure hydrogen for the first time. The greener porous burner achieves a high energy density for drying and heating processes in industrial applications.

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Safe home storage for decentralized power supply

KIT researchers have developed a battery management system for stationary home storage systems in cooperation with RCT Power GmbH. The system ensures the operation of the power storage units and allows efficient use of renewable energy for own consumption.

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Economical lighting with mid-power LEDs

With a circuit topology from the Light Technology Institute of the KIT, LED lights become more economical, fail-safe and durable. Together with GRATZ Luminance GmbH and Pfalzwerke, a test field with new LED streetlights was opened in the local community Maxdorf.

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Making the unused usable

Researchers of KIT are developing a process for the cost-effective production and scaling of thermoelectric generators (TEGs) to convert heat into electricity and thus contribute to the energy transition.

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