Energy & Environment in Berlin

Dear talents, interested parties and experts, the energy and environment sector in the capital region is innovative and unbelievably diverse. Be it in production or research – more than 6,500 companies and 60,000 employees mean that Berlin and Brandenburg is an excellent location.

Heat transition and energy efficiency
Renewable energies
Hydrogen
Storage technologies
Grid expansion
Digitisation

are topics of discussion here, where the producer state of Brandenburg meets the “load sink”, Berlin.

The energy transition needs you! For example in plant design and battery production or as a developer for digital energy solutions, an engineer in power plant technology, a sales representative for solar or in many other positions. MAN Energy Solutions, Siemens Energy, 50Hertz and Enpal are the leading companies in the Berlin-Brandenburg region.

Clean technologies with a focus on sustainable water management, recycling management and material and resource efficiency are becoming increasingly important in the region. Begin your job search now – for example with companies such as ALBA or Hach! It will be worth your while. You can find more Berlin and Brandenburg companies in the field of energy & environment in our overview!

Science & Research in the Energy & Environment industry

The German capital region stands for excellent energy technology with a unique density of research institutions. Over 30 scientific institutions are conducting research in all areas of energy technology and clean technology.

One of these is the leading university TU Berlin, which places particular emphasis on photovoltaics, wind energy, networks and storage systems. Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin, IHP GmbH – Innovations for High Performance Microelectronics (a member of the Leibniz Association) and Fraunhofer Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology (IPK) are among the capital’s major non-university research institutions.

Studying Energy & Environment

Berlin also caters for the next generation. Five universities and colleges offer over 20 energy technology courses. There are also almost 30 courses covering environmental topics – for example technical environmental protection or process, energy and environmental systems engineering at TU Berlin.