Julius Bäurle

Job Title: Electrical Engineer in System Development
Company: Institute for Decentralized Electrification, Entrepreneurship & Education GmbH & Co. KG
Country: Germany

While studying Mechatronics at the university of applied sciences in Ulm, Julius Bäurle works in the research and development of innovative battery management systems at id-eee. His expertise and passion revolves around methodological prototyping, solar power electronics and battery storage systems.

June 19, 2024Multi-Stage-Battery for Stand Alone Applications

Sessions

Joint Session

Off-Grid: Storage Systems & Sector Coupling

Wednesday, June 19, 2024, 02:00 pm - 03:30 pm

ICM München Room 14 C

While solar modules are getting cheaper, storage is the key factor that determines the cost of the system. Besides new battery technologies, other forms of storage are available.

Further Content

Press Release

Call for Innovations in Energy and Mobility: Application Period for The smarter E AWARD Starts Now

November 30, 2023

The smarter E AWARD moves into the next round and has been completely revamped. From December 1, 2023, companies will have the chance to submit their innovations or projects and compete for The smarter E AWARD – for the first time in five categories.

Expert Interview

Start-ups: “The opportunities are huge”

December 06, 2023

Felix Krause, Managing Partner of Vireo Ventures on the role of start-ups in creating a future-oriented energy world

Start-up Story

A Pacemaker for Routers

December 4, 2023

Start-up keeconn has developed a simple and secure solution for monitoring routers.

Expert Interview

“We want to digitalize the entire electricity market”

March 18, 2024

Start-up interview with Michael Seeholzer, Virtual Global Trading

Jan Figgener, RWTH Aachen

What Opportunities Do Stationary and Mobile Battery Storage Systems Offer for a Sustainable Energy Supply?

The smarter E Podcast Episode 161 | Language: German

January 4, 2024

We speak with Jan Figgener about the role of battery storage and about which developments can be expected.