Category: Market & Trends

Dashboard Reveals: Coverage of Public Charging Infrastructure

Dirk Schneider July 13, 2026

The public charging infrastructure in Germany is growing steadily. However, a recent analysis by Nexiga shows that the number of charging stations alone says little about how well electric and hybrid vehicles are actually served. What matters most is whether charging stations are available where they are needed and whether they are easily accessible to households and businesses.

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Mobility Data Trends.

Cars. Mobility. Traffic – what’s changing.

Jochen Wetzel June 5, 2026

The sales figures for passenger cars fluctuate. Only one thing is certain: something is happening in terms of drive systems. Sales of cars with alternative drive systems (battery, plug-in, fuel cell, gas, hydrogen) are gradually gaining momentum. In the months January to August, the share of all new registrations was an impressive 39.9%. Even though sales of electric cars have more than doubled compared to the same period last year, there is still a long way to go to "complete electromobility".

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Dashboard for Heat Demand and Data

The Dashboard for Heat Demand Planning

Norbert Stankus April 21, 2026

Industry is the largest energy consumer in Germany, but private households are right behind. They use the majority of their energy to heat apartments and houses. Despite improved insulation in recent decades, energy demand continues to rise as living space increases.

Efficient energy planning can be supported by the Nexiga heat demand map, which shows the heat demand in detail down to street level.

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Transparency and Data on Hellbrise

Transparency for the energy transition: Hellbrise Monitor

Norbert Stankus March 2, 2026

The Hellbrise monitor makes data visible to everyone. On the one hand, it shows the remarkable transformation towards renewable energies that has already been achieved to date. On the other hand, it shows the generation surplus at a given moment and thus the challenges we face due to the lack of controllability of a large proportion of the plants.

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