bfee-online.de
German federal office supporting energy-efficiency policy and monitoring energy-service markets
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- Hiring1 open role
About bfee-online.de
The Bundesstelle für Energieeffizienz (BfEE) supports Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy with scientific and technical work on energy efficiency. Its activities include policy support, monitoring, funding information and analysis of energy-service markets.
BfEE is part of the Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control (BAFA), a federal public authority. It offers required internships for master’s students in economics and social sciences, involving research and analysis on energy policy.
Product: Scientific and technical support for energy-efficiency policy, market monitoring and information on related funding.
Jobs at bfee-online.de (1)
bfee-online.de is hiring for one role.
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