World Café in Schwerin held on 25 May 2018

The inten­sive discus­sions paid off: the CAMPFIRE work­shop in Schwerin, held in a ‘World Café’ format, brought toge­ther a great deal of know-how that will benefit the further direc­tion of the project. The event was attended by repre­sen­ta­tives of poli­tics, industry and science, who provided important input in evalua­ting indi­vi­dual appli­ca­tions of the new energy tech­no­lo­gies, inclu­ding in fuel cells and solar cells, oxida­tion processes, ammonia synthesis and power-to-gas plants. Elec­tro­ce­ramic thin-film membranes are the basis of the inno­va­tive conver­sion and storage systems. Consor­tium part­ners aim to develop a stra­tegy based on the results of the partner work­shops by October, with an econo­mic­ally viable concept available at the end of this process. CAMPFIRE then plans to begin the imple­men­ta­tion phase. If the inte­gra­tion of the new tech­no­logy into the energy sector is successful, we can expect a giant leap forward in deve­lo­p­ment for the Northeast that will enable Meck­len­burg-Vorpom­mern to have a decisive influence on a future market.

For more details, see the article about the event on the website of the Federal Ministry of Educa­tion and Rese­arch (BMBF).