Consulting

The EITEP Institute’s consulting services portfolio encompasses all areas of information and technology transfer, from the compilation of energy, water and infrastructure related market studies and potential analyses to the organization of business trips and round table talks to the implementation of cooperative projects with higher education institutions.

With a huge network of international partners and in some extend technical input from more than 1,000 speakers of different EITEP conferences and seminars, the EITEP Institute provides both technical and regional knowledge for water, energy, infrastructure and environment projects in Europe, Asia, Middle East and Africa.

PROJECT

Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Strategies – Industrialisation Strategy for Hunan Province

CLIENTS

Chinese National Development and Reform Commission NDRC, Asian Development Bank ADB

MEASURES

Study

Introduction into German economic fundamentals

Chinese National Development and Reform Commission NDRC

Business Delegation, Seminars, Site Visits

Introduction into the German “Energiewende” (Renewable Energies, Nuclear Power Phase-out, Energy Efficiency, etc.)

Chinese National Development and Reform Commission NDRC

Business Delegation, Seminars, Site Visits

Potential analysis water supply / desalination in GCC

REHAU

Study

Elaboration of options on natural gas from Iran and Egypt

German gas supplier

Study

Implementation of Gasodor S-Free in the Chinese market

Symrise

Sales support

Implementation of the basic structures of the DVGW regulatory framework for gas odorisation in China

LEWA, Symrise

Sales support

Need for rehabilitation of drinking water networks in selected Mediterranean countries

Cleanpipe

Study

Water Pipe network analysis of the 8 million people city of Wuhan, China

Wuhan Water Works

Study

Waste Water Forum for Humboldt Students and Scientists in Penang, Malaysia

Humboldt Society

Lecturer

Securing water supply for Beijing

KfW

Study

Cost structures of the water supply in Europe in relation to the technical regulatory framework

DVGW

Study

Overview of the in Bosnia Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo committed German companies of the German Gas and Water Industry

DVGW

Study

Potential study “CO2 emissions trading”

DVGW

Study

Guest lecturer at Renmin University of China

People’s University of China

Lecturer

Export opportunities of German waste management in developed, emerging and developing countries

Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety BMU, UBA

Study and conference

Summary of the most important subsidization programs for research, technology and development in the areas of gas and water – national, European and international

DVGW

Study

The technical regulatory framework of gas / water and the quality management as an instrument to bring candidate countries from Central and Eastern Europe into line with the standards of the Gas and Water Industry of the EU

DVGW

Study

Strengthening the position of the German water industry in China by training Chinese managers (Management and Technology) in Germany

Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBF

Training

Establishing contacts with associations and similar organizations in emerging markets

DVGW

Networking

Transfer of selected DVGW education measures for use in emerging and developing countries

DVWG

Study

Training of multipliers in the water industry in five Chinese provinces

GIZ/GTZ and World Bank

Training

Training Course Waste Water Treatment in Indonesia and Morocco

GIZ/GTZ

Training

Exemplary technological approach to improving safety in the chlorine storage at the example of a major Moscow water work in conjunction with measures to improve the plant-related water pollution control

Federal Environment Agency UBA

Study

Training of young Chinese engineers of water industry in Germany

Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development BMZ

Training

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