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WDR documentary (2020) about the Waldquelle eco-settlement

Published 12 February 2020

Our home. Our West. Broadcast from 7.2.2020
43:39 Min Available until 07.02.2021
WDR. By Melanie Didier

From minute 25 to 29:50 the ecological settlement Waldquelle in Bielefeld is shown. Ute Möller, one of the founders, leads a tour through the ecological settlement and reports on the experiences and developments in the now almost 25-year-old settlement with lots of wood, greenery and solar cells on the roof.

Link to the documentary: www1.wdr.de/...unser-wohnen-100.html

Info and photo gallery about the Waldquelle eco-settlement
http://sdg21.eu/db/bielefeld-waldquelle

Keywords: Building Biology, Building materials / Construction, Greening / climate adaptation, DE-News, Movies, Media, News Blog NRW, PV, Participation, Settlements, eG

Video (2020) Automatisches Parkhaus im Franz. Viertel

Published 6 June 2020

Video (2020) Automatic parking garage in the Franz. Quarter

in the French Quarter in Tübingen. In it, it is shown how the automatic parking of a passenger car works. Unfortunately, the parking garage did not work as expected and was abandoned.

2:54 min, published: 29.05.2020

Project Info: http://sdg21.eu/db/franzoesisches-viertel-tuebingen

Keywords:
Bike-/Velo-City, Soil & land consumption, Movies < 4 Min, Mobility, News Blog Baden-Württemberg

Speicherförderung in Baden-Württemberg ausgelaufen

Published 12 July 2019

Storage subsidies in Baden-Württemberg expired

Baden-Württemberg's Environment and Energy Minister Franz Untersteller has concluded the state's support programme for PV storage systems and described it as a success.

In March 2018, the green-led ministry had launched the "Grid-serving photovoltaic battery storage" funding programme and provided it with a total of 10 million euros. The programme was part of the state government's solar offensive. Specifically, the state supported the investment in battery storage for a newly constructed photovoltaic system. Since the subsidies were exhausted after only 17 months, despite several increases, the programme was closed this week.

"With our million-euro funding, we have helped it gain new momentum," said Untersteller. "With an increase of 44 megawatts peak photovoltaic capacity and 30 megawatt hours of storage capacity, we have achieved our goal and taken the energy transition in the state a good step forward."

11.7.2019 | Source: Ministry of the Environment Baden-Württemberg

Keywords:
Stakeholders, DE-News, Energy storage, Renewable, Funding, Climate protection, News Blog Baden-Württemberg, PV, Electricity storage, Environmental policy, Ecology