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20.09.2023

Public perception of CO2 capture and storage

Surveys show that public opinion about technologies for capturing and storing CO2 in Germany remains divided. Respondents are concerned that the focus on CCS can weaken climate policy, and they have doubts about the process’s safety. Appropriate measures can help to overcome these concerns, according to Danny Otto of the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ.

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werkintegrierte Photovoltaik auf denkmalgeschütztem Gebäude
14.09.2023

Photovoltaics and listed buildings do not have to be mutually exclusive

Installing photovoltaic systems on listed buildings helps fight climate change by generating energy sustainably and reducing CO2 emissions. In this interview, Niklas Albinius from the Consultancy Office for Building-Integrated Photovoltaics at Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin tells us what does not have to be considered when installing them.

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View of the room during the opening plenary IPCC-59
03.08.2023

New leadership for the IPCC

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC) has elected its new Bureau. Jim Skea, a British scientist and expert on renewable energies, will lead the seventh assessment report as the new IPCC Chair.

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Blick auf die offene Nordsee
25.07.2023

Storing CO2 under the North Sea: opportunities and risks

Storing carbon dioxide under the North Sea can help to reduce unavoidable emissions in Germany. The environmental risks posed by this process can be minimized with suitable regulation, according to Klaus Wallmann of the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research in Kiel.

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industrial interior
10.07.2023

“You can see how our research is really taking off”

In this interview, Wolfgang Marquardt, Chair of the Board of Directors of Forschungszentrum Jülich, tells us why the role played by the engineering sciences in fighting the climate crisis is underrated, how innovation can be promoted, and which technologies he finds especially promising.

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Further news from Helmholtz

20.06.2024

HySPRINT Photovoltaics Lab inaugurated

After around four years of renovation, photovoltaics research groups moved into their offices in Kekuléstraße on 20 June 2024. With the reopening, the building has also been given a new name that…
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