Research in Germany: May 2008 - October 2009

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May 2008 - October 2009

Green technologies constitute a market that is growing globally. A wide variety of knowledge-based industries and services are setting standards to protect the environment. For this reason, Germany is presenting itself since May 2008 until October 2009 as a leading location for environmental technology within the context of the “German Initiative for Partnership in Green Technologies”. The aim is to increase co-operation between German and international research establishments and enterprises.

In its High-Tech Strategy, the government identified environmental technology as a sector in which Germany can make a major contribution to global technological innovation. The idea is to deepen cooperation between the private sector, universities and research institutes by creating a framework that supports such innovation.


Participants of the German-Russian Week Environment

Impressions & Results

The project partners that took part in the campaign "German Initiative for Partnership in Green Technologies" will present their projects and results here.


Two scientists in a laboratory,  © André Künzelmann/UFZ

Official Participants: Partnership in Green Technologies

Within the context of the “German Initiative for Partnership in Green Technologies” Germany is presenting itself internationally in 2008 and 2009 as a location for environmental technology. Here you find a selection of the German networks working in this field.


2 September: Green Talents at the DEUS 21

Worldwide Competition: Outstanding Green Talents

15 young scientists from across the world have won the Environmental Technology Competition “Green Talents” of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).


DEWI GmbH /€“ German Wind Energy Institute

Environmental Technology

Germany's environmental technologies industry is expected to reach a higher sales volume than automotive or mechanical engineering by 2020. Read more about Environmental Technologies in Germany.


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