#2 | Bridging the Gap with a Network
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Uwe Welteke-Fabricius is the founder and spokesperson for the FL(EX)PERTEN network and advocates for demand-driven electricity generation from combined heat and power (CHP) plants. For over seven years, he has been doing pioneering work to bridge the electricity and knowledge gaps in the biogas industry in order to advance the energy transition. When he first began promoting the increased flexibility of biogas plants, hardly anyone had recognized biogas’s potential for successfully implementing the energy transition.
Our guest isn’t just a true ‚game-changer‘ when it comes to the energy transition. He also has a very fascinating background: He is a trained carpenter and environmental economist. His professional career has taken him through all kinds of aspects of sustainability—from thermal insulation and energy efficiency to environmental labels and managing a wide variety of projects in the field of renewable energy.
The FL(EX)PERTEN network is supported by various stakeholders from the CHP and biogas industries, the electricity trading sector, academia, and industry associations. The goal is to support the expansion of renewable energy through the sensible (flexible) use of CHP technology, thereby contributing to the security of supply.
