The business delegation from Fukushima was warmly welcomed at Synlight and introduced by Christian Sattler and Bernhard Hoffschmidt to the research topics of the Institute of Future Fuels and the Brainergy Park Jülich, which is currently under construction.
A Japanese business delegation visited us at the Jülich site.
The talks focussed on the synergy potential between companies in the Fukushima region, DLR and the Brainergy Park Jülich, which is currently under construction.
Guided tours of the large-scale research facilities Synlight and Solar Towers Jülich provided the framework.
In addition to the presentation of our research and the company profiles, the discussions focussed on the synergy potential between companies in the Fukushima region, the prefectural government and DLR. In particular, the BrainergyPark Jülich, which is currently under construction, can provide an excellent infrastructure and innovative basis for future start-ups, relocations and international knowledge transfer.
The delegation had already attended this year's E-world energy & water trade fair in Essen a few days earlier. There, Nathalie Monnerie gave a presentation at the "Fukushima & NRW Renewable Energy Seminar & Networking" on the topic of "Hydrogen at DLR - A European Partner for Japan".
We would like to thank you once again for the very pleasant day and productive dialogue. The dialogue was made possible by NRW.Energy4Climate and the JETRO Japan External Trade Organization, among others.
We look forward to further meetings, an exciting dialogue and possible collaboration!
The business delegation from Fukushima in front of the heliostat field in Jülich
The guests headed by delegation leader Dr Yoshiro Owadano from the Industrial Technology Institute of Fukushima Prefectural Government represented the Next Generation Industry Division, the EnergyAgency.FUKUSHIMA, Aizu Computer Science Laboratories Inc., Miura Co Ltd., FUMIN Co Ltd., Ashita no Kuni Inc., JETRO Düsseldorf, NRW.Energy4Climate and the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Industry, Climate Action and Energy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia.
During a guided tour, the Japanese business delegation was able to gain a personal impression of the technical structure of the solar towers in Jülich.
