Strombasierte

Strombasierte is a German term that translates to "electricity-based" or "power-based" in English. It is used in various contexts to describe technologies, processes, or systems that rely on electricity as their primary energy source or driving force. This can encompass a wide range of applications, from electric vehicles and renewable energy generation to industrial processes and heating systems.

In the context of energy policy and climate discussions, "strombasierte" often refers to the transition away from fossil fuels towards electricity generated from renewable sources. This includes technologies like solar panels, wind turbines, and hydroelectric power plants. The goal is to decarbonize sectors that have historically relied on direct burning of fossil fuels, such as transportation and heating, by electrifying them and powering them with clean electricity.

The concept also applies to industrial manufacturing, where electricity-powered machinery and processes have long been standard. However, the emphasis on "strombasierte" in this sector often relates to increasing energy efficiency, utilizing smart grid technologies, and integrating renewable energy sources into on-site power generation.

In the field of heating, "strombasierte" heating systems include electric heaters, heat pumps, and underfloor heating powered by electricity. The sustainability of these systems heavily depends on the source of the electricity used. Therefore, a "strombasierte" heating solution is considered environmentally friendly when powered by renewable electricity.