Press releases

Landshut, Germany - Modern energy grids rely on renewable energies such as wind and solar power and are characterised by higher fluctuations in both power generation and energy consumption. In order to absorb resulting power peaks and to cope with the increased demand for renewable energies, modern energy grids need more dynamic storage systems. The task is to optimally dimension the capacity and power of such energy storage systems and to ensure a secure, affordable and environmentally friendly energy supply. Smart combinations of storage systems, so-called hybrid storage systems, offer a solution for this. The development of such an efficient, sustainable and cost-effective hybrid system is the objective of the European research project HyFlow, in which eleven partners from Germany, Italy, Spain, the Czech Republic, Austria, Portugal and Russia work together under the coordination of Landshut University of Applied Sciences. HyFlow is being funded by the EU until 2023 with EUR 4 million.

• Innovative, climate-neutral technologies are ready for the market and can significantly reduce CO₂ emissions within the European transport sector.
• Advanced biofuels will be in use soon and are critical for achieving the ambitious climate objectives of the EU.
• Policy makers must set the course for industry and create a stable framework for climate-friendly innovations and investments in the European transport sector.
• With REDII, the European Union is making a step in the right direction.

Freising, Germany – End-of-life flexible PVC floor coverings potentially contain ‘legacy plasticizers’ which may no longer be used today for reasons of consumer protection and which in the meantime have been replaced in the EU by safer alternatives. State-of-the-art recycling of such flooring with recovery of PVC in virgin-like quality therefore requires a technically sophisticated separation of these ‘legacy plasticizers’.

EU Project MOVECO presents Innovation Award and Transnational Strategy for Circular Economy.

EU project MOVECO publishes new online platform for exchanging resources and products

The new European Training Network “MINOA” is looking for doctoral students for four years of international training and research in applied mathematics

Munich – The demands from Brussels are ambitious: by 2050, office and private buildings in Europe must lower their CO₂ footprint by around 80 percent, compared to 1990 levels¹. Optimal thermal insulation will play a key role in achieving this target

The EU research project "ExaHyPE" is developing open-source software for exascale-class supercomputers based on two scenarios taken from geophysics and astrophysics

International conference on "Mobilizing Universities of Applied Sciences for Horizon 2020" brings together scientists from 20 countries in Brussels and paves the way for successful international cooperation projects

EU research network OSNIRO offers young scientists training in organic electronics