What does Kme-netzwerk do?

Innovation network developing modular multi-energy storage systems that integrate renewable energy sources (solar, wind, biomass) and convert them into storable forms (biomethane, hydrogen) for regional mobility and power applications.

Where is Kme-netzwerk located?

Kme-netzwerk is headquartered in Zella-Mehlis, Germany.

What energy sectors does Kme-netzwerk operate in?

Kme-netzwerk operates in Solar, Wind, Biomass, Biogas, Hydrogen, Energy Storage.

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Kme-netzwerk

Innovationsnetzwerk Kommunaler Multi Energiespeicher

Zella-Mehlis, Germany

SolarWindBiomassBiogasHydrogenEnergy StorageCo-op

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Kme-netzwerk is a co-op headquartered in Zella-Mehlis, Germany specializing in Solar, Wind, Biomass.

The Kommunaler Multi Energiespeicher (KME) is an integrated energy system designed to capture and store renewable energy from photovoltaic, wind, and biomass sources in flexible forms including biomethane (CH4) and hydrogen (H2). The system uses electrolysis from regional renewable surplus generation and biological processes to produce hydrogen, while biomethane is synthesized from biogas sources and captured CO2. The modular platform adapts to specific regional conditions and existing infrastructure, enabling regional renewable expansion while converting local waste and CO2 sources into valuable resources. The network connects companies and research institutions to develop site-specific solutions for municipal energy autonomy, district heating networks, mobility fuel production, and wastewater treatment optimization.

energy storagepower-to-gaspower-to-mobilitydistrict energybiomethanehydrogen productionwaste valorizationCO2 utilizationmunicipal energy

Headquarters

Zella-Mehlis, Germany

Company Type

Co-op