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8th Korean-German Energy Day


Building Resilient and Low-Carbon Electricity Systems: Korean-German Perspectives on Capacity Mechanisms, Battery Storage and Battery Recycling

 

25th June 2026, 09:30-17:00

 

Opening

 

09:00 - 09:30     Registration and Welcome Coffee



09:30 - 09:40     Opening and Welcome by Moderator

  • Jana Narita, Senior Manager, adelphi consult


09:40 - 09:50     Keynote Speeches 

  • Ron Lipka, Head of Division, Energy Partnerships, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE)
  • Korean Embassy


09:50 - 10:05     Welcome Remarks

  • adelphi consult
  • Dr. Yeonbin Yang, Associate Research Fellow, Korea Energy Economics Institute (KEEI)
  • Ms Jihee Jeong, Deputy Director, Korean-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KGCCI)
  • Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning (KETEP)

 

 

Focus Session 1: Security of Supply in the Electricity Sector: Providing Flexibility via Capacity Mechanisms, Strategic Reserves and Other Options 


10:05 - 10:10      Opening of Session 1

  • Jana Narita, Senior Manager, adelphi consult


10:10 - 10:25     Global trends and best parctices in capacity and flexibility mechanisms 



10:25 - 10:55     Security of Supply in the German and Korean Low-Carbon Electricity Sector

  • Benedikt Günter, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE)
  • Dr. Kyuhyeong Kwag, Associate Research Fellow, Korea Energy Economics Institute (KEEI)


10:55 - 11:15     Coffee Break & Networking

Photograph with Speakers


 

11:15 – 12:10     Panel Discussion: Instruments for providing flexibility and security of supply in the low-carbon electricity sector  

  • Benedikt Günter, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE)
  • Dr. Kyuhyeong Kwag, Associate Research Fellow, Korea Energy Economics Institute (KEEI)


12:10 – 13:10     Networking Lunch


 


 

Focus Session 2: Integration of Large-Scale Battery Energy Storage Systems in the Electricity Grid  


13:10 - 13:22      Opening of Session 2

  • Gunnar Will, adelphi consult


13:22 – 13:25     Keynote Speech (tbc)



13:45 – 14:05    Integration of Stationary Large-Scale Battery Energy Storage Systems in the Electricity Grid in Germany and Korea



14:05 - 14:50      Panel Discussion: What does it take to make large-scale BESS a bankable and grid-ready solution in Korea and Germany? 



14:50 – 15:10     Coffee break & Networking


 

 


Focus Session 3: Battery Cell Recycling


15:10 - 15:15      Opening of Session 3

  • Gunnar Will, adelphi consult


15:15 – 15:35    Korea and Germany as a Location for Battery Production and Recycling

  • tba, German Trade and Invest (GTAI)


15:35 – 15:55     Best Practices on Battery Cell Recycling

  • Andrea Mirandola, Sales Director, Duesenfeld GmbH


15:55 – 16:40     Panel Discussion: From Waste to Resource: The Role of Recycling in a Resilient Battery Value Chain 

  • tba, German Trade and Invest (GTAI)
  • Andrea Mirandola, Sales Director, Duesenfeld GmbH

 

16:40 – 17:00     Closing Interview on German-Korean Cooperation Potentials  

  • Interview Moderation: Jana Narita, Senior Manager, adelphi consult
  • Mr Marius Strotjohann, Deputy Head, Energy Partnership Division, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE)
  • tba, KEEI
  • tba, KETEP   
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