Power-to-X for the transport and chemical transition
Germany wants to become climate-neutral by 2045 – to achieve this, it is crucial that all sectors of the economy are transformed. This is where Power-to-X (PtX) comes in: PtX technology uses electricity (‘power’) from renewable energies to produce green hydrogen and, from this, sustainable fuels and raw materials (‘X’). These are crucial for sectors such as the chemical industry or aviation and shipping. The PtX Lab Lausitz is developing the foundations for the market ramp-up of sustainable PtX products and advises industry, politics and science.
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Events
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Tuesday 02 December 2025
Panel Discussion in Brussels: How to Make eSAF Bankable in Europe
The PtX Lab Lausitz is discussing with representatives from politics, business, finance and civil society in Brussels how to drive forward the market…
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Wednesday 03 December 2025
Flying without flight shame? PtX Lab Lausitz talks about the climate impact of aviation
PtX Lab Lausitz discusses the impact of flying on the climate in the ‘Open BTU’ lecture series.
Cottbus
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Tuesday 09 December 2025
PtX Lab Talk #14: FuelEU Maritime – From Regulation to Responsibility in Maritime Transport
At the end of the first review period of the FuelEU Maritime Regulation, PtX Lab Lausitz discusses the impact of the regulation on environmental and…
Zoom
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On the way to greenhouse gas neutral mobility
In Germany, we are aiming to become greenhouse gas neutral by 2045. This is an ambitious goal for climate protection and the environment. This requires far-reaching change in all areas, particularly in industry and the transport sector.
The PtX Lab Lausitz is located in Cottbus and a central player on the path to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A central approach is the development of synthetic fuels for air and sea transport, based on renewable energies and green hydrogen.
