IE2S Joins the Franco-German Office for the Energy Transition DFBW
A Key Step Towards Cross-Border Collaboration in the Energy Transition
- Since 1 January 2025, IE2S has been a member of the Franco-German Office for the Energy Transition, a key platform for energy transition collaboration
- Access to a strong network and up-to-date information to actively shape innovative solutions for the energy sector
- Participated in the 2024 political evening in Paris, focusing on mobility transformation and international cooperation
After more than three years as a joint venture between MHP and TransnetBW, IE2S presents itself with a new, modern design. The redesign underscores the dynamic growth of the company and its commitment to pioneering energy and mobility solutions for the future.
A Modern Representation of the Corporate Vision: Empowering Climate-Positive Generations
In a rapidly changing world, a company's visual identity must be as dynamic and forward-thinking as its work. The new branding of IE2S reflects the energy, optimism, and determination embedded in every project. It symbolises the vision of empowering businesses to create sustainable innovations and actively contribute to the energy transition."
Participation in the DFBEW Political Evening in Paris
On 5 December 2024, the DFBEW, in partnership with the German Embassy in France, hosted a political evening with over 70 guests. IE2S attended to learn more about the DFBEW, its focus areas, and its members.
Event theme: "Dimensions of the E-Mobility Transition: Industry, Infrastructure, and Society"
The event aimed to foster dialogue between policymakers, businesses, and experts from Germany and France and to develop joint solutions for a sustainable mobility transition.
Programme highlights and discussions:
The evening began with remarks from the German Ambassador to France, Stephan Steinlein, who underscored the importance of Franco-German cooperation, particularly in the automotive sector. He stressed the need for collaboration to remain competitive globally, especially with countries like the USA and China. Sven Rösner, Managing Director of the DFBEW, emphasised the urgency of decisive political measures to advance the mobility transition.
Expert presentations and panel discussions followed, focusing on key topics such as:
- Expanding charging infrastructure: Overcoming challenges in creating a unified cross-border network.
- Promoting e-mobility: Comparing policies and incentives in Germany and France to accelerate adoption.
- Ensuring sustainable supply chains: Strategies for raw materials and battery production.
- Integrating renewables: The role of e-mobility as a flexible energy system consumer.
Key outcomes and future perspectives
Participants agreed on the need for stronger collaboration between Germany and France, particularly in developing technological standards and expanding fast-charging infrastructure. The importance of pilot projects was also highlighted as a means to test innovative approaches and foster public acceptance of emobility.
IE2S’s participation in this event was a significant step towards building valuable connections and reinforcing our commitment to the energy and mobility transition.