Energy and Environment (E+E)

The TU Darmstadt Research Field Energy and Environment (E+E) sees itself as the research incubator for solutions to energy and environment problems, because we link expertise from engineering, natural sciences, humanities and social sciences – act holistically, and bring concrete solutions to feasibility.

E+E News and Stories

April 11, 2024

Aluminium for the energy transition

Advanced Grant from the European Research Council for Professor Christian Hasse

March 31, 2024

Do we need supercomputers for the energy transition?

Niklas Kolorz reports on Clean Circles on YouTube

March 06, 2024

The International Combustion Institute Summer School 2024

Summer School on Near-Wall Reactive Flows from June 10-13, 2024 in Darmstadt

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E+E Profile Topics

Within the research field Energy and Environment (E+E), the integrity of our research is expressed through dynamically developing profile topics. Collaborative research projects, which are thematically and methodologically linked, correspond to each profile topic.

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Cluster project “Clean Circles”

With our cluster project "Clean Circles" we are researching together with our partners how to store and transport renewable energies efficiently. The cluster project's answer is an innovative energy-substance cycle as a central building block of the energy transition.

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Scenario: “Ways out of the energy crisis”

What does the future of energy supply look like and what is the role of science in the ongoing transformation? Science provides answers. We have outlined scenarios of energy supply in 2050 on four short pages. Here you can find the brochure (in German) as a PDF download.

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Think. Link. Do. Our commitment

We are researching innovative approaches and are developing holistic concepts, so that climate-friendly solutions to energy and environmental problems can be developed and a future worth living for all can be shaped. Learn more about our commitment.

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Our Team

Scientists from engineering, natural sciences, humanities and social sciences are involved in the Research Field Energy and Environment. Here you can find an overview of all members.

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