We want to get away from dirty coal and gas. However, renewable energies need a lot of space – their expansion is driving up land prices worldwide. This is a growing concern for farmers in particular. The production of green hydrogen could exacerbate this problem. Will we have to choose between agriculture and green energy in the future?
And what does the production of hydrogen on Namibia's coasts actually have to do with the arable soils in the Barnim?
We will answer these and other questions in our two-day seminar.
Together with the Young Farmers' Association (jAbL) Let us discuss how the energy transition and agriculture can be achieved in a climate-friendly way – in Brandenburg, Germany and worldwide.”
Where? In Eberswalde
When? 10. & 11 October 2025 (with overnight stay)
Pre-registration now possible:
We are happy if you pay a contribution of 80 euros (for full-time employees) or 30 euros (volunteers, students and apprentices) for accommodation and meals. Please contact us if you can't pay for it. We will then find a solution.
This event was created with financial support from the European Union, the Berlin State Agency for Development Cooperation and the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation. PowerShift is solely responsible for the content of the event.
This project is funded by the State Agency for Development Cooperation on behalf of the Senate Department for Economic Affairs, Energy and Enterprises. PowerShift or the invited speakers are solely responsible for the organization and content.
This event takes place in cooperation with:
