The University of Johannesburg (UJ) has extended the application deadline for its doctoral scholarship in Sustainable Energy Governance, offered within the framework of the ENERGISE Project.
The scholarship is open to highly qualified and motivated candidates from Germany who are interested in…
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The TUM ENERGISE Centre has extended the application deadline for its doctoral scholarship in Dynamic Modeling and Stability of South African Transmission Networks.
Highly qualified and motivated candidates from South Africa now have until 31 October 2026 to apply for the three-year doctoral…
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The ENERGISE Center is pleased to announce a new partnership with Peco Power, which joins the ENERGISE network as a Partner of Practice.
The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to advancing a just energy transition in South Africa by strengthening connections between academic research,…
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One of the highlights of the first ENERGISE Symposium 2026 in Johannesburg was the inaugural ENERGISE Sustainable Business Model Competition, which brought together student teams from across the ENERGISE partner universities to develop and pitch innovative solutions for advancing a Just Energy…
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The University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) invites highly qualified and motivated candidates from Germany to apply for a three-year doctoral scholarship in Engineering Future Grid Scenarios, to support research activities linked to the ENERGISE project.
The ENERGISE Project is a partnership between…
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The University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) invites highly qualified and motivated candidates from Germany to apply for a three-year doctoral scholarship in Advanced Grid Integration and Operations, to support research activities linked to the ENERGISE project.
The ENERGISE Project is a partnership…
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The 1st ENERGISE Annual Symposium 2026: “Co-Creating a Just Energy Transition” officially opened on 14 September at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) in Johannesburg, marking an important milestone for the young ENERGISE Center and its growing African-German community. The four-day…
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How can e-mobility grow when electric vehicles depend on charging infrastructure, while investment in charging infrastructure depends on having enough vehicles on the road?
A new publication by Katharina Susanne Eichinger and Prof. Dr. Frank-Martin Belz explores this “chicken-and-egg” problem in…
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The University of Johannesburg (UJ) invites highly qualified and motivated candidates from Germany to apply for a three-year doctoral scholarship in Sustainable Energy Governance, to support research activities linked to the ENERGISE project.
The ENERGISE Project is a partnership between the…
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