Agora Energiewende
Under the umbrella of Agora Think Tanks, Agora Energiewende develops scientifically sound and politically feasible concepts and strategies to ensure the successful transition to climate neutrality in Germany and internationally.
The Humboldt Foundation supports researchers of all disciplines and nationalities to promote international exchange, strengthen Germany as a research hub, and foster global scientific cooperation.
The Berlin University of Applied Sciences (BHT) offers the most extensive engineering degree programme in Berlin and Brandenburg, operating under the motto ‘Study the future!’. With around 13,000 students, the BHT is one of the largest universities of applied sciences in Germany.
The Green Banking Academy (IFC-GBAC) is a knowledge and capacity-building initiative of the IFC’s Financial Institutions Group. IFC-GBAC in Europe and Central Asia is focused on accelerating climate finance through training and knowledge-sharing activities designed by bankers for bankers.
With around 12,000 students, the Berlin School of Economics and Law is one of Berlin’s major universities. The school’s portfolio covers a wide range of subjects, including economics, private and public business law, administration, legal studies, security management and engineering.
The Research Institute for Sustainability (RIFS) in Potsdam conducts research into ecologically viable and economically sustainable development. Through a transdisciplinary approach, it connects science, politics and society to generate knowledge for the transition to a sustainable future.
The Latin American Energy Organisation (OLADE) is an intergovernmental body that focuses on cooperation and technical advice to promote the sustainable management of energy resources in the region.
Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership
The Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) is a non-profit organisation that focuses on accelerating the adoption of clean energy solutions in low- and middle-income countries. It promotes sustainable energy markets by providing financing and technical assistance.
The Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin) is one of Germany’s leading universities for engineering and the natural sciences. Home to over 35,000 students, the university promotes research and innovation in a variety of disciplines, and is a member of both TU9 and the Berlin University Alliance.
