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Deutsche Energie-Agentur (dena) is a German energy agency working on climate protection and the energy transition since 2000.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Deutsche Energie-Agentur (dena) describes itself as a large, broadly positioned team of around 700 experts from about 30 nations, with the vision of jointly shaping a liveable, climate-neutral future by bringing together partners from politics, business, science and all parts of society. It states that it has worked for climate protection and the energy transition since the year 2000. Its activities include studies such as a dena pilot study on serial renovation, and it organizes the dena Kongress, announced for 9/10 November 2026 under the motto "Wachsen im Wandel". Corinna Enders is named as Chair of the dena management (Vorsitzende der dena-Geschäftsführung).

History

According to dena's own history page, it has worked for climate protection and the energy transition since the year 2000. The page cites a press release dated 29 September 2000 by Federal Economics Minister Werner Müller, stating that energy saving had taken on a new, elevated significance due to rising oil prices, and that the Deutsche Energie-Agentur would act at federal level, primarily addressing sustainable improvements in energy saving and energy efficiency in private households, companies and public administrations, as well as the use of renewable energy sources. The page also refers to a celebration of dena's 25th anniversary.

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