"For me, the energy system transition stands for making the entire energy system fit for 100% renewable energies."

Contact:
ricardo.reibsch@rl-stiftung.de

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Ricardo Reibsch

Ricardo Reibsch dedicated his doctoral research to the question of how decentralized battery storage systems can contribute to system stability in the future renewable and sector-coupled energy system. For this purpose, he conducted energy system modeling at the distribution network level. His work was supervised by Prof. Dr. Julia Kowal from the Department of Electrical Energy Storage Technology at the Technical University of Berlin (TU Berlin).

Ricardo Reibsch studied electrical engineering at TU Berlin, specializing in energy supply based on renewable energies. After completing his studies, he focused on transformative educational work and worked as a research associate in the field of renewable energies. Additionally, he is an active member of the Solar Powers e.V. association at TU Berlin and is committed to climate justice.

Currently, Ricardo works at Berliner Stadtwerke, where he is involved in energy-efficient urban district development. His focus is on developing sustainable energy concepts for the heating and electricity supply of municipal properties in Berlin. A key aspect of his work is to take an integrated approach to electricity and heat supply and to develop solutions that accommodate the diverse local conditions.