From 3 to 5 November, Stralsund University of Applied Sciences hosted the 33rd REGWA Symposium on ‘Renewable Energies and Hydrogen Technologies’.
On 3 November, our colleague Alexander Siwek presented his short study on the topic ‘Where do battery storage systems benefit the grid? A spatially and temporally resolved location analysis for the distribution network in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania”. The following day, 4 November, our colleague Dr Yannik Schütze gave a presentation on “Waste heat from data centres and electrolysers as temporally resolved heat sources for municipal heating planning in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania”. This topic was developed at the IWEN Institute as part of the Interreg South Baltic project “Decarbon DHS”.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Stralsund University of Applied Sciences for hosting the symposium. The event provided a valuable platform for professional exchange on the current state of science and technology, practical applications in the field of renewables, and initial ideas for new international projects.