In­vit­a­tion to the work­shop "Start-up ideas for the smart en­ergy fu­ture, open to stu­dents from all dis­cip­lines".

2 May, 4:15 - 5:45 pm at garage33
Technology Park 8, 33100 Paderborn, Germany

Climate-neutral companies, volatile energies from wind and sun, farewell to coal and nuclear power, All Electric Society ...
We urgently need your ideas and courage for new cooperations to optimise our energy system!

 * What needs (technology, IT, business models, services, etc.) will arise in the near future?
will arise in the near future when it comes to the energy-intelligent factory or the energy-intelligent
or the energy-intelligent neighbourhood?
 * Which technologies or business models can contribute to the solution?
 * Which partnerships help in the conception of successful
start-up ideas?

In our workshop you will receive current innovation impulses from companies and research.
and research to help you think ahead.
Registration

We have invited founders and representatives of innovative companies to provide
innovative companies to provide impulses.

Ø Stefan Hindrichs, Founder, synavision GmbH, Bielefeld

Founded in 2010, synavision, together with partners such as EUROVENT and
REHVA, synavision sets the standard for the evaluation of efficient building operation in Europe.
With its "digital test bench" (digital twin) synavision identifies
identifies potential savings in the control of modern building technology already during
commissioning. The team of engineers, computer scientists and architects has already
architects has already optimised over 500 buildings and saved €135 million in operating costs
operating costs and 450,000 t of CO2. https://www.synavision.de/unternehmen/

Ø Marko Dreskrüger, Horizonte Group Technik GmbH

Horizonte Group Technik GmbH implements solutions in the fields of energy
energy management and electromobility. Technical innovations are combined
with regulatory requirements and innovative business models to create completely new
new services for the transformation of the energy world. The company is
a start-up, but Marko Dreskrüger's knowledge of the entire energy scene and his
energy scene and his experience from various companies, Marko Dreskrüger
offers a view of the current challenges and opportunities for new ideas.
https://www.horizonte.group/

Ø Karl Stephan Stille, Microgrid Laboratory Paderborn University

The Microgrid-Laboratory of the Paderborn University presents itself as a real laboratory and will in the future
future, it will bring together users and experts from a wide range of different
fields of application to cooperate. As part of the Competence Centre for Sustainable
Centre of Competence for Sustainable Energy Technology, it offers the unique opportunity to
research results to energy technology challenges and to test them realistically.
and test them under realistic conditions. For start-ups, this offers the opportunity
to test new technologies until they are almost ready for the market. https://www.energie-impuls-owl.de/projects/microgrid/

Ø Amir Giebel, Member of the Board at Energie Impuls OWL (inquired)

Amir Giebel has developed projects at Energie Impuls OWL on flexibilisation and
sector coupling in the energy sector and then founded the company enervate together with
enervate together with Jona Vogel. As a university spin-off
enervate was supported by garage33 and took advantage of a twelve-month funding
funding for the start-up and growth phase. In 2021, the founding team won the
the OWL Innovation Award. Amir Giebel currently works at the Center for
Entrepreneurship at Bielefeld University.

Moderator: Klaus Meyer, founder and executive chairman of Energie Impuls OWL

With this workshop, we want to encourage students from all disciplines to
problems for an intelligent energy transformation under the aspect of an
aspect of setting up a company. Representatives of companies are
invited to discuss their problems with the participants.
Maybe a challenge for the next hackathon?

Click here to register: https://www.energie-impuls-owl.de/projects/microgrid/

The event is funded by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and the European Union.