The EU commissioned DCESS project aims at learning how data centres can be more effectively integrated into energy networks.
According to the motto "Science with Impact", Borderstep makes its research results available to the public - also as free events.
Borderstep supports the development of the offer especially for green start-ups on the founder platform of BMWK and KfW.
Borderstep supports the Technical University of Central Hesse in determining and evaluating the potential for waste heat utilization from data centers in Hesse.
In the project, best-practice examples of successful optimizations of heating systems in the building sector are compiled in a database and key figures are developed.
The FLUIDOS project team is developing software that enables the computing and storage capacities of powerful IT end devices and PC systems to be used.
The heat transition is of particular importance for achieving climate neutrality. The project aims to facilitate targeted action by providing clarity on solution strategies.
Together with the Startup Verband, Borderstep has been monitoring the sustainable startup ecosystem in Germany since 2018.
The aim of the project is to analyze in which areas hydrogen appears to be useful for achieving the climate targets and how directional certainty can be created.
Intelligent building technologies can play an important role in mitigating greenhouse gases in the building sector.
The project aims to promote understanding of the need for rapid action against climate change and to draw attention to the possibilities of using heat pumps.
The Score4Impact project focuses on the efficient and reliable assessment of sustainable investments in innovative start-ups.
The using of urban landscapes for food production makes cities more sustainable and more liveable. At the same time it is an opportunity for start-ups and initiatives to develop innovative business models.
With the support of artificial intelligence, it should be possible in future to plan and operate data centres in the Frankfurt area in such a way that negative effects on the environment are reduced.
With DESTINI, the solar thermal blind is being implemented for the first time in the largest European innovation quarter near Frankfurt a.M. The Borderstep Institute is supporting the project.
Information tool for documenting start-ups in the areas of green technology, transformation of the energy system away from fossil fuels, climate mitigation, and the circular economy.
