ReMiLa Transfer Forum
| Begin |
28. October 2026 -
09:00 Uhr |
| End | 28. October 2026 - 16:30 Uhr |
| City | Theodor-Körner-Allee 16, 02763 Zittau, Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences, Building IV, Room 0.01 |
The ReMiLa Transfer Forum focuses on how material and energy flows can be used more efficiently and linked together to further develop regional value creation and sustainable production systems.
The focus is on four key areas: efficient material and energy flows, renewable energy, smart networking, and IoT-based systems.
At the intersection of industry and academia, current research approaches, technological developments, and best-practice examples are presented—ranging from storage technologies and the use of industrial waste streams to networked and flexibly controllable systems.
The focus is not only on individual technologies, but also on their interaction within regional energy and material flow systems.
The ReMiLa Transfer Forum thus creates a platform for knowledge and technology transfer, professional exchange, and new collaborations between research and industrial practice.
Participation is free!
Agenda
Welcome Coffee · Foyer
The WeMetBio2 Project as an Example of Synergies Between Energy and Agriculture – Dr. Hagen Hilse, GICON
Smart Storage Technology for Self-Sufficient Energy Supply – Lausitz Energy Systems
Grid-friendly microalgae cultivation systems for regional value creation – Gunnar Mühlstädt, PUEVIT
GROWvertical: Opportunities, Challenges, and Potential of Vertical Farming – Enrico Ehrhardt – GMBU e.V. / BioSolutions Halle GmbH
From Network to Innovation: Bioeconomic Transformation in Virngrund (A Baden-Württemberg Perspective) – Sebastian Weickert – EurAAG
Accompanying exhibition in the lobby featuring various research projects and industry partners
How Can We Improve the Lives of Görlitz’s City Trees? – Anton Ficzel and Aleksander Kellner, Görlitz
To what extent does environmental education for children and young people help promote sustainable behavior in the use of forest resources? – Elena Pursche, Seifhennersdorf
Award Ceremony for the 1st Lusatian Future Prize
Opportunities and Challenges of CEA Applications in the Context of Microclusters – Nico Domurath, Fraunhofer IKTS
Lettuce and Tomatoes as Biological Batteries: How Greenhouses and Vertical Farms Can Flexibly Adapt to Electricity Prices – Jonathan Raecke, Chemnitz University of Technology, Automatic Control and System Dynamics
Harnessing Energy Potential – Cost-Effective Process Heat Storage Systems Made in Zittau – Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jens Meinert, HSZG
Material Utilization of Industrial Waste Streams: The Example of Ethyl Acetate – Dr.-Ing. Andreas Hoffmann, TU Dresden, Institute for Natural Product Technology
Coffee Break
Ground Floor
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