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How to make our cities cleaner, reduce amount of CO₂ exhausts, make them more comfortable to live in? Participants of the interregional online seminar devoted to Renewable Energy in the Cities arranged by the German Energy Agency (dena), say there are two ways: to consume less power and to switch to green energy, integrate generating facilities based on renewable energy resources into cities’ energy infrastructure more actively. Representatives of the Ministries, professional communities, municipalities and cities of Russia, the Ukraine, Belarus, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan took part in fruitful discussions.

On November, 19, the projects of the VIII Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements International Award will be presented within the frames of the online seminar organized by the German Energy Agency (dena). The event will be held as part of the City Power Infrastructure interregional dialogue platform for the experts from Russia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and the Ukraine.

Public online voting for the 2020’s projects has started on the VIII Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements International Award website. For the first time in the history of the Award, not only the members of the International Expert Council, but the industrial society as well can choose the top-rank projects. The public voting will last till December, 6.

MWM, a leading brand in the sphere of production of highly efficient cogeneration units for distributed power generation, has become the General Partner of the VIII Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements International Award.

Alexander Novak announced development of small-scale and distributed power generation, particularly in isolated and remote areas, to be one of the major tasks of the Vice Prime Minister responsible for the fuel and energy sector. The Minister of Energy stated it at the Plenary Session of the State Duma on November, 10. Another priority task of the newly appointed Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation shall be development of renewable energy resources.

MKS Group of Companies, a leading Russian engineering enterprise, acts as the General Sponsor of the VIII Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements International Award. It is remarkable that the company has been supporting and co-organizing the authoritative contest project for 8 years.

Dominique Fache, Board member at KEGOC JSC, Board member of the SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS Technopark, Board Chairman of the RTF Ltd, greeted the contestants and organizers of the VIII Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements International Award. In his appeal the Expert expressed his hope for the Award to «facilitate attracting of investments for implementation of distributed power generation prospective projects and deepening of international cooperation in this area».

72 projects from three different countries were included into the short list of the Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements International Award. Companies from Russia, Austria and Belarus have become the nominees. 91 contestants competed for the main prize of the contest, the Golden Lightning statuette. Based on the results of the preliminary selection, the Organizing Committee compiled the Award-2020 short list. This week the members of the International Expert Council are starting to review the projects. The names of the winners will be announced in Moscow on December, 11.

Kristina Haverkamp, Managing Director at German Energy Agency (dena), joined the Expert Council of the VIII. International Award «Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements». Dena is the German think tank for the applied energy transition and brings together all relevant stakeholders from politics, economy and civil society.

Heading towards digitalization and efficiency. Energy specialists discussed possibilities and challenges of modern requirements to the distributed power generation facilities during the All Russia science to practice conference held in the frames of HEAT&POWER 2020 exhibition which took part in Moscow. The conference was organized by the Distributed Power Generation Association together with Business Russia’s Subcommittee on Small-Scale Power Generation, RNC of CIGRE national research committee and the Federal State educational establishment of Saint Petersburg,

On October, 28, science-to-practice conference Own Generation at the Enterprise: Innovative and Non-Standard Technical Solutions will take place at the International HEAT&POWER Exhibition 2020. Following international trends of holding offline and online events and for benefits of Russian and worldwide audience the conference online broadcasting will be arranged at DPGA’s website and on DPGA’s Facebook page. General partner of the broadcast is a leading company in the distributed power generation industry of Russia, MKS Group of Companies. The broadcast starts at 10.30 (MSK).

Boris Titov, Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs’ Rights, greeted the contestants and organizers of the VIII Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements International Award. In his appeal the business ombudsman hoped that the Award-2020 will identify top-rank projects of the year and the best technological solutions in the distributed power generation industry which will help Russian enterprises save on energy resources and, consequently, increase marketability in the international market.

Acceptance of applications for the VIII Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements International Award has been prolonged till October, 31. The Award shortlist will be available on November, 2; then the International Expert Council will start analyzing the claimed projects. Names of the winners in six nominations will be known on December, 11, at the Congress Center of the RF Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Moscow.

Sergei Alekseenko, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, winner of the Global Energy Award, greeted the contestants and organizers of the VIII Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements International Award. In his appeal the scientist noted, that «the issue of development of distributed power generation, in fact, is of a strategic nature, and the future of our country depends on it».

The XXXVI Siberian Thermophysical Seminar took place in Novosibirsk. This year the traditional scientific event was dedicated to the 70th birthday of Sergei Alekseenko, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Scientific Director of the Institute of Thermophysics, member of advisory council of Distributed Power Generation — Great Achievements International Award. The seminar took place from 5 to 7 October.