Frankfurt Rhine-Main Metropolitan Region

Let me maybe give a little bit of background of Futury first.

So Futury is our startup factory in the Rhine-Main area, which was established in October 25 within a federal program and as a joint endeavor between the Frankfurt School of Finance and management, as well as the Rhine-Main universities.

And the Rhine-Main universities are the University of Frankfurt, the University of Mainz, and the Technical University of Darmstadt.

And so Futury allows us to bridge exactly what you said, the gap between the post-university phase and helps us to leave a purely research-oriented mindset behind.

and move towards a more business-driven environment with a focus on market, customer, and investor perspectives, and scaling at the end of the journey of the startup.

Ganz zu Anfang steht die Drei-Tages-KP-Vorhersage von spaceweather.com, wobei ich mir bei weniger als sechs bis sieben hier auf dem 50.

Breitengrad im Rhein-Main-Gebiet keine Hoffnungen mache.

Erwähnen sollte man aber auch hier den YouTube-Kanal von Dr. Tamitha Skov.

Wenn sie die Sendung im roten Shirt moderiert, dann weißt du, heute Nacht geht's rund.

You've done very well doing that, David.

Yes, that is what took us to Wiesbaden to be a part of the World Design Capital for 2026, the Frankfurt Rhein-Main region.

And so we are part of their design celebration for the year.

So there's going to be other things going on around Wiesbaden.

Hi everybody, I'm Alex Palt and today on Inside Electronics we're going to be talking about the marketplace aspects of grid-level storage in green energy systems with Gareth Foulkes-Jones.

He's Senior Transactor for Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Finance and Product Development in the Rhein-Main metropolitan area for Communal Credit Austria.

Now, Gareth, welcome to the show.

I'm really glad to have you here because when we think about tech all the time, we usually think about it from the hardware side, but it doesn't make dollars if it doesn't make sense to quote New York City street language.