Uzbekistan

Since 2018 Opening of the Training Centre: Growing Expertise through Knowledge Transfer The training centre as green skills hub: Building technical capacities and promoting German technologies in Uzbekistan. Practice-oriented capacity building: Train-the-Trainer programmes as a multiplier approach. Trainer qualification: Energy-efficient buildings, solar thermal, photovoltaics, heat pumps, greenhouse heating. Knowledge transfer to the market: Training for […]

Vietnam

Since 2022 Efficiency First: Germany and Vietnam’s Energy Partnership in Action In 2025, the Vietnamese–German Energy Partnership was strengthened across multiple sectors. Activities ranged from energy efficiency, green hydrogen and cement decarbonisation to rooftop solar, small and medium enterprise (SME) support and public outreach. Together, these initiatives connect German expertise with Vietnam’s energy transition and support sustainable and low-carbon […]

Türkiye

Since 2012 Uniting Turkish and German Expertise for Low-Carbon Heating Türkiye is a global geothermal leader with 1.7 GW installed capacity and high-temperature resources that offer valuable insights for Germany’s heat transition. The study tour in Izmir enabled direct technical exchange among ministries, industry associations, research institutions and operators. Participants from Germany gained practical understanding of […]

Thailand

Since 2025 Securing a Decarbonised Energy Future and Unlocking Economic Opportunity Thailand’s accelerated net-zero pathway positioned the country as a forward-looking partner for Germany in driving green transformation in Southeast Asia. The establishment of the Thai-German Energy Dialogue institutionalised Thailand as a strategic energy partner for Germany in advancing the global energy transition.  With over 600 German companies […]

Korea

Since 2019 Strengthening Energy Cooperation in Times of Political Transition Despite political transitions in both countries, the 3rd Steering Committee Meeting in Seoul has sent a clear signal: both governments remain committed to the Energy Partnership. Years of sustained policy dialogue through the Partnership fed into Korea’s landmark ‘Special Act on Offshore Wind’, which introduces […]

Kazakhstan

Since 2011 From Strategy to Action: Driving Decarbonisation in Kazakhstan Buildings are central to Kazakhstan’s decarbonisation efforts, accounting for over a third of final energy consumption, while outdated insulation and coal-based heating continue to drive high emissions. The housing and utilities sector was identified as a strategic priority, recognised as essential for advancing sustainable development. […]

Japan

Since 2019 Deepening Hydrogen Cooperation and Unlocking Geothermal Potential Japan and Germany share similar challenges in becoming large-scale hydrogen importers. This drove bilateral cooperation along the hydrogen value chain in 2025. The Partnership provided workshops for practical exchange on hydrogen, covering port infrastructure, import readiness, financing models, investment risks and regulatory barriers. A new line […]

India

Since 2006 India and Germany Join Forces to Accelerate the Global Energy Transition German renewable energy companies increasingly view India as a reliable long-term business partner. More than 30 German companies from the wind and solar sectors exhibited at major trade fairs such as Windergy India 2025 and the Renewable Energy India Expo 2025, highlighting strong bilateral industry engagement.  […]

China

Since 2007 Germany and China: Shaping Policies for a Resilient Energy Future Germany and China have entered a new phase of energy transition in which managing systemic complexity, integration and flexibility is as important as expanding renewables. The Sino-German Energy Partnership strengthened energy security through dialogue on market design, grid flexibility, renewable integration and emerging […]