1. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Energy Efficiency Export Initiative – a service to
promote energy efficiency „made in Germany“
Urban Peyker
Coordination Office
Energy Efficiency Export Initiative, c/o BMWi
Information Event
Smart Grid and eMobility in the US
Hannover, 5th-6th April 2011
www.efficiency-from-germany.info/en

2. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
The initiative aims to:
 show solutions in the field of energy efficiency
 help implement and expand energy efficiency measures
as a way to boost competitiveness
 transfer know-how into the hands of political decision-
makers, key opinion leaders and market participants
 make a tangible contribution to international climate
protection

3. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Partner of the Energy Efficiency Export Initiative :
Federal Ministries:
Environment, Transport, Education and Federal Foreign Economic Federal Office of
Nature Conservation Building and Research Office Cooperation and Economics and
and Nuclear Safety Urban Affairs Development Export Control

4. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Target group:
 SMEs – small and medium sized companies
 Technology suppliers – German manufacturers of
energy efficient products, components & systems
 Service suppliers & consultants – architects, planners,
engineers and energy consultants
 Area of application : building operations, industrial
processes, mobility & traffic, public infrastructure

5. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
 Label
“Energy Efficiency made in Germany“
 Information (Website)
www.efficiency-from-germany.info/en
 Network of experts
Decision-makers, business & industry

6. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Activities and services:
 Foreign Trade Fairs  Information Events  Trade Missions
 Fact-Finding Missions  Know-how Transfer  Training/ Education

7. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Foreign Trade Fairs:
 Selected international trade fairs
 Exhibition of German efficiency technologies
 Series of lectures and workshops on energy
efficiency

8. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Information Events in Germany:
 Presentations by foreign experts
 Overview of the potential for the use of energy
efficiency technologies in different countries
 Spark off co-operation

9. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Trade Missions:
 Trade missions to selected countries
 Targeted one-on-one meetings to establish
business partnerships
 Co-operation with the international
network of German chambers of commerce

10. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Fact-Finding Missions:
 Missions to Germany for foreign companies and
and decision-makers
 View examples of best practise and applied
solutions
 Gain technical expertise to tackle energy
efficiency tasks and decisions

11. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Know-how Transfer:
 Know-how transfer for key opinion leaders
and political decision-makers
 Crucial input by German experts on energy
efficiency
 Gain knowledge to set basic political &
administrative conditions

12. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Qualification/ Training:
 Advanced training on various levels
 Qualifications for foreign trades, planners &
future decision-makers

13. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Conclusions:
Innovative technologies and sophisticated standards
offer energy efficiency and energy saving
solutions in all fields of activity:
 Building operations
 Industrial processes
 Energy production & distribution

14. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Conclusions:
This can help to:
 Save costs
 Boost energy security
 Increase productivity and competitiveness
 Reduce environmental damage

15. Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Thank you for your attention!
Contact:
Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
Susanne Lein, Urban Peyker
Tel.: +49 (0)30 18615-6300/-6301
E-Mail: contact@efficiency-from-germany.info
Web: www.efficiency-from-germany.info/en