DVGW Congress 2026: Shaping the Future of Energy and Water Infrastructure

On 30 September and 1 October 2026, the DVGW Congress 2026 will take place in Bonn, bringing together experts from the energy and water sectors to discuss the future of sustainable, secure, and resilient infrastructure. As one of Germany’s leading conferences for the energy and water sectors, the event serves as a key platform for the exchange of knowledge, experience, and innovative solutions addressing the challenges of the energy transition.

Review to ERIG Webinar Series at EUSEW 2026

As part of the European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) 2026, ERIG – European Research Institute for Gas and Energy Innovation, in collaboration with the Ready4H2 initiative, successfully hosted a three-day webinar series titled “Hydrogen for a Sustainable Energy Transition: From Regional Infrastructures to Advanced Applications”.
Bringing together experts from European research projects, infrastructure operators, and industry stakeholders, the series provided a comprehensive

“Effects of European CO2-Regulations for Vehicles on the European Energy System”

The EU has stepped up its ambitions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as part of the EU Green Deal. This also includes emissions from road transport, which are specified in the EU’s “Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy”. The ambitions are in contrast to the current emissions trend in the road transport sector. In this article, […]

Effects of European CO2-Regulations for Vehicles on the European Energy System

ERIG presents technical paper: Effects of European CO2-Regulations for Vehicles on the European Energy System Brussels,  June 1st 2021 – The European Research Institute for Gas and Energy Innovation (ERIG) has published their technical paper “Effects of European CO2-Regulations for Vehicles on the European Energy System”. The current EU ambition to reduce greenhouse gas emissions have recently […]

“Theses for the European energy future“

The ERIG Theses for the European Energy Future show a possible pathway to achieve international and European climate goals. The document presents a holistic approach considering not only the energy sector itself, but also social acceptance and economic feasibility. Since the time and the CO2 budget are limited, the need arises for starting a realisticprocess […]