22. Oktober 2026
19:00–21:00 Uhr NZDT / 8:00–10:00 Uhr CET
Online
Battery storage is no longer just part of the energy transition – it is becoming a question of energy security. New Zealand and Germany face very different challenges.
New Zealand operates a highly renewable electricity system, but relies heavily on hydropower. In dry years and periods of low hydro storage, pressure on the system rises.
Germany is rapidly expanding wind and solar – but renewable power is not always available when or where it is needed most. Grid constraints, variable generation and periods of surplus or shortfall create a growing need for flexibility.
Different systems. The same question:
How do we store renewable energy and make it available exactly when the system needs it?
That is where Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) come in.
On 22 October 2026, the German–New Zealand Energy Dialogue brings both perspectives together – with a high-level line-up of experts from government, regulation, grid operation, industry and investment.
The focus: energy security, grid integration, market opportunities – and what Germany and New Zealand can learn from each other.
In partnership with:
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Karoline Spiessl
Research Consultant
