Play video Hanover Messe 2014 showcases cutting edge technology The Hanover Messe is the world’s largest industrial trade fair. Some 5000 exhibitors are taking part this year, and there’s a lot of interest in how fast the networking of industrial processes is proceeding. They call the phenomenon industry 4.0. More
Industry 4.0 at Hannover Messe The road to the “intelligent factory” takes you to Hannover Messe. More
Forum for renewable energies The German-Israeli Renewable Energy Committee brings together market leaders and business start-ups. More
Bathroom perfection The high-class designs of Dornbracht bathroom and kitchen fittings have won multiple awards. More
A long tradition of cooperation in energy research Germany and Israel engage in successful cooperation in energy research. Solar and wind energy are the current focus. More
“We can both benefit from sharing our know-how” Hildegard Müller on German-Israeli approaches to their future energy supply. More
Energy from natural waste An EU project supports organic farmers in setting up their own biogas production facilities. More
Completing the energy transition Deputy Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel wants to exploit the opportunities of the energy transition to build an economic success story. More
Electromobility gains momentum Germany wants to use innovative vehicles and intelligent concepts to become the lead market. More
Play video The CeBIT tech fair reinvents itself It’s a transformation, from a consumer event to a trade fair only. The CeBit technology fair successfully changed course in 2014. The fair saw investments swell by 25 percent to 25 billion euros. It’s focus this year: Datability. More
Play video Germany's Energiewende - the energy revolution - up close The goal of Germany's Energiewende, or energy tranformation, is very clear. To make energy production in Germany sustainable and act responsibly for subsequent generations. More
