German Society for Solar Energy
German Society for Solar Energy V. (DGS) |
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legal form | nonprofit organization |
founding | 1975 |
Seat | Berlin |
purpose | Change of the energy industry to a sustainable economy through the broad introduction of renewable energies |
Chair | Bernhard Weyres-Borchert |
Members | about 2,700 |
Website | www.dgs.de |
The German Society for Solar Energy e. V. (DGS) is the German section of the International Solar Energy Society (ISES). It was founded in 1975 in Munich by scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics .
purpose
The association has set itself the task of changing the energy industry to a sustainable economic method through the broad introduction of renewable energies .
The DGS pursues this goal on the one hand by promoting research on renewable energies as well as the implementation of the research results obtained in practice, and on the other hand by lobbying to improve the social and legal framework for renewable energies. To support these goals, it conducts targeted public relations work. Since mid-2007 the DGS e. V. publishes the oldest German solar specialist magazine SONNENENERGIE ( ISSN 0172-3278 ) again. Previously it was produced by Solarpraxis AG (Berlin) for DGS.
The association also sees itself as a mediator between scientists, engineers, architects, the building trade, crafts, industry, authorities and parliaments. It therefore tries again and again to offer forums for exchange between these social and economic groups, for example in the form of congresses, seminars and hearings. The DGS also supports the Intersolar trade fair .
At the same time, the German Society for Solar Energy is a recognized non-profit consumer protection association according to § 22 AGBG (now § 3 UKlaG ). It represents the interests of consumers and users in the areas of renewable energy and the rational use of energy.
Individuals as well as institutions and companies can become members. The work on site is carried out in 36 subsections, some of which are combined in five regional associations.
activities
- The DGS is structured in a decentralized manner in sections and regional associations. This enables nationwide as well as regional activities.
- The DGS offers various services.
- The DGS deals with strategic questions of the solar energy transition .
See also
Web links
- www.dgs.de Website of the German Society for Solar Energy (DGS)
- www.sonnenenergie.de - Website of the DGS solar energy magazine
- www.ises.org - Website of the International Solar Energy Society (ISES) - (English)
Praesidia
Period | 1. Chairman | 2nd chairman | 1. Secretary | 2. Secretary | Treasurer |
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from 10/17/1975 | Pitter Graff | Wolfram Ziegler | Ulf Bossel | Walter Zink | Heinz Stanek |
from June 23, 1976 | Ulf Bossel | Alfred Böckmann | Axel Urbanek | Karl Dittmann | Axel Zink |
president | 1st Vice President | 2nd Vice President | Treasurer | Secretary | |
from 03/05/1977 | Ulf Bossel | Karl Dittmann | Valentin Rosel | Elisabeth Hintelmann-Voithenleitner | Walter Zink |
from March 16, 1978 | Albert Derichsweiler (acting) | ||||
from 07/07/1978 | Albert Derichsweiler | Herbert Spiecker | Elisabeth Hintelmann-Voithenleitner | Albert Zink | Horst Schütz |
from 09/29/1979 | Horst Selzer | Walter Zink | Gerhard Fauser | ||
from 04/04/1981 | Horst Selzer | Hans Krinninger | Roland Puchstein | Albert Haas | |
from April 24th, 1983 | Roland Puchstein | Hans Krinninger | Alexander Speiser | ||
from April 21, 1985 | Hans Krinninger | Horst Schütz | Walter Zimmermann | ||
from 10/11/1987 | Heinz H. Hohmann | Konrad Schreitmüller | Hans-Ulrich Kirchner | ||
from October 29, 1989 | Albert Haas | Adolf Goetzberger | Thomas Lanz | Heinz H. Hohmann | |
from October 31, 1993 | Adolf Goetzberger | Heinz H. Hohmann | Siegfried Keppler | Ulrich Luboschik | |
from October 15, 1995 | Sigrid Jannsen | Heinz H. Hohmann | Ulrich Luboschik | Thomas Schmalschläger | |
from 14.09.1997 | Thomas Schmalschläger | Frank Hummel | Horst Rödiger | Heinz H. Hohmann | |
from 06/27/1999 | Sigrid Jannsen | Konrad Schreitmüller | Uwe Hartmann | Hartmut Will | |
from 04/05/2003 | Jan Kai Dobelmann | Jörg Sutter | |||
from April 24th, 2005 | Jan Kai Dobelmann | Uwe Hartmann | Frank Hartmann | ||
from 04/22/2007 | Antje Klauss-Vorreiter | Bernhard Weyres-Borchert | |||
from April 26th, 2009 | Jörg Sutter | Jan Kai Dobelmann | Uwe Hartmann | ||
from 05/22/2011 | Matthias Hüttmann | Antje Klauss-Vorreiter | Bernd-Rainer Kasper | ||
from 05/12/2013 | Bernhard Weyres-Borchert | Jörg Sutter | Matthias Hüttmann | Antje Klauss-Vorreiter | |
from 13.06.2015 | Peter Deininger | ||||
from 05/22/2017 | Vivian Blümel | ||||
from 05/05/2019 | Götz Warnke | ||||
president | 1st Vice President | 2nd Vice President | Treasurer | Secretary |
Individual evidence
- ^ The DGS and its members. December 2019, accessed December 15, 2019 .
- ^ German Society for Solar Energy eV: DGS Aktiv. Retrieved December 15, 2019 .
- ^ German Society for Solar Energy eV: Service. Retrieved December 15, 2019 .
- ^ German Society for Solar Energy eV: November 13, 2019 - Five points on the theses for a solar energy transition. Retrieved December 15, 2019 .
- ↑ Theses on a solar energy transition. (PDF; 0.2 MB) Scientific Advisory Board: Klaus Oberzig, Martin Schnauss, Gerd Stadermann. www.dgs.de, December 6, 2019, accessed on December 15, 2019 (long version).
- ↑ The main theses on the solar energy transition. (PDF; 0.05 MB) www.dgs.de, December 10, 2019, accessed on December 15, 2019 (short version).
- ^ The Presidia of the DGS. Presidia of the German Society for Solar Energy eV, International Solar Energy Society, German Section. May 1, 2015, accessed July 22, 2015 .
Coordinates: 52 ° 30 ′ 6.8 ″ N , 13 ° 26 ′ 5.1 ″ E