Institute for the Transformation
of the Energy System (ITE)

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Ready for the energy transition

With the ITE, the FH Westküste University of Applied Sciences has established a research and transfer center for the technologies of the energy transition. It is located where the energy transition is being driven forward: on the west coast of Schleswig-Holstein. The ITE works on an interdisciplinary basis. It combines the legal, economic, technological and social issues of the energy transition. This is unique in this form. Through our research projects and knowledge transfer, we are working with our partners in the region to get the energy transition off the ground.

The establishment of the institute was significantly funded by the EU and the state of Schleswig-Holstein as part of the “Campus 100” project.

Main research areas

The ITE works on an interdisciplinary basis.

The ITE pursues a normative objective: to shape and advance the energy transition in the region and beyond from an interdisciplinary perspective and with regional stakeholders. It combines the legal, economic, technological and social issues of the energy transition. In addition to the expansion of specialist know-how, the transfer to business and society is also being promoted. This is unique in this form.

Through our research projects and knowledge transfer, we are working with our partners in the region to get the energy transition off the ground.

The institute is divided into these main areas:

Research projects

Current publications

Energiewenderecht
Publication series

Legal implications of splitting the single German-Luxembourgish electricity bidding zone

Energiewenderecht
Volume16
Year of publication: 2026
Authors:Buchmüller, C.
Energiewenderecht
Publication series

Grid and system serviceability of electrolysis plants – Legal control instruments in the current and future energy system

Energiewenderecht
Volume15
Year of publication: 2026
Authors:Freitag, S. und Buchmüller, C.
Energiewenderecht
Commentary

Commentary § 22b EEG (citizen energy companies)

Energiewenderecht
Year of publication: 2025
Authors:Hoffmann, I./ Kisker, C.
Netzintegration
Publication series

Modeling of electrolysis plants as an investigation tool for the hydrogen economy

Netzintegration
Volume14
Year of publication: 2025
Authors:Dyussembekova, N./ Ruijtenberg, J./ Schütt, R./ Waurisch, H.
Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft
Publication series

Acceptance factors for green hydrogen projects in Schleswig-Holstein

Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft
Volume13
Year of publication: 2025
Authors:Contrino, I./ Kastens, B./ Prehn, K./ Schiller, F.
Energiewenderecht
Conference band

The legal framework for the direct use of hydrogen in building heating

Energiewenderecht
Year of publication: 2025
Authors:Freitag, S.
Energiewenderecht
Conference band

The legal framework for the direct use of hydrogen in building heating

Energiewenderecht
Year of publication: 2024
Authors:Freitag, S.
Energiewenderecht
Magazine article

Control approaches for the grid and system serviceability of electrolyzers (Part 1)

Energiewenderecht
Year of publication: 2024
Authors:Buchmüller, C./ Freitag, S./ Kisker, C.
Netzintegration

Decision Process for Identifying Appropriate Devices for Power Transfer between Voltage Levels in Distribution Grids.

Netzintegration
Year of publication: 2024
Authors:Dyussembekova, N./ Leiße, I./ Ralfs, B./ Schütt, R.
Energiewenderecht
Conference band

Selected contents of the Hydrogen Acceleration Act

Energiewenderecht
Year of publication: 2024
Authors:Freitag, S.
Energiewenderecht
Other

Commentaries on the Nomos Commentary on Energy Law

Energiewenderecht
Year of publication: 2024
Authors:Kisker, C.
Energiewenderecht
Magazine article

The expansion of the definition of customer installations through the 2023 amendment to the EnWG

Energiewenderecht
Year of publication: 2024
Authors:Kisker, C.
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