Climate-Friendly Heat from Drinking Water

IKEM is participating in the “WasSERDICHT” research project together with Stadtwerke Borken, Münster University of Applied Sciences, and AquaEcology. The goal of the project is to conduct a scientific investigation into the use of heat from drinking water and thereby develop a new climate-friendly heat source for Germany. The project—funded by the Federal Ministry for […]

Conversion of LNG import terminals requires a reliable legal framework

IKEM today published a study that examines the legal framework for the use of existing LNG terminal infrastructure to import hydrogen transport vectors. According to the analysis, a prerequisite for successful conversion is a reliable legal framework that sensibly integrates existing infrastructures and provides targeted support for the market ramp-up of green molecules. In addition […]

Sarah Marenbach

Sarah Marenbach

Sarah Marenbach is a Research Associate in the Mobility Department at IKEM. She studied law at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn and the Uniwersytet Wrocławski. After completing her studies, she initially worked as a research associate in a law firm specializing in environmental and energy law in Cologne. She then completed her legal clerkship at the […]

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