Reinhard Müller had a marvellous idea for a campus for innovative energy technologies and training young people. I am accompanying this development with great enthusiasm. After 10 years of work setting it up and overcoming hurdles, the vision of EUREF has been implemented and enjoys huge renown countrywide and internationally. Congratulations!
It is my conviction that access to safe and sustainable energy is a basic human right. And at the same time we all know that the way we use energy today is not sustainable. EUREF-Campus proves that a solution to the energy paradox is possible today.
Thanks to EUREF-Campus, the Future Mobility Summit got a boost of energy and excellent marks from participants. We look forward to coming back.
EUREF-Campus impressively shows that innovative technological energy solutions are possible in a complex energy economy. What it takes is the idea, the expertise and the will to design and implement. As the GASAG Group, we support the path to decarbonization and are proud to be a major partner.
Berlin is the start-up capital of Europe, EUREF-Campus is its engine. This is a place where the innovative spirit of all those involved can soar in a heterogeneous environment made up of agile companies, creative start-ups and established research facilities.
Keep it up!
Here we depend on Berlin as a research and science hub. For us as researchers and scientists, the campus character of EUREF is important: we appreciate the innovative network and the interdisciplinary concentration of science, research and hands-on practice.
Sustainability and climate protection are at the top of the agenda at TU Berlin. On the EUREF campus, innovative teaching and research combined with adequate entrepreneurship focus on these very topics. In recent years, the campus has become a true educational catalyst for the energy and mobility transition. Our students benefit from the practical orientation, the direct dialog with business and politics and, of course, the appeal of the TU-Campus EUREF.
Simplified Summary
The EUREF-Campus in Berlin is a special area where people work on ideas to help the environment. It’s built around an old gas tower in the Schöneberg district. Since 2014, the campus has been climate-friendly and already meets Germany’s future climate goals. More than 150 companies, start-ups, and universities are based here. Around 7,000 people work on projects about clean energy, smart cities, and eco-friendly transportation. The campus has offices, classrooms, labs, restaurants, and event spaces. It uses green energy from wind, sun, and biogas. Students also study here, and many research projects are happening to make cities better and greener.
