Recent meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.
Mission & Goals
Prevent GmbH is a German engineering company that develops and implements large-scale battery energy storage and digital grid management solutions. Our mission is to enhance the reliability and flexibility of energy systems and support integration of renewable energy sources. We design and deliver megawatt-class battery storage solutions tailored to the needs of clients in the industrial, energy, and municipal sectors. Our objectives include advancing technologies that contribute to de-carbonisation and strengthening energy security. We are active in the EU market and are expanding our operations into Ukraine, where we implement projects in the field of energy-industrial cooperations. Our operations cover engineering, assembling, installation, software integration, and long-term support. We know how important it is to deal with the regulatory environment in the EU, as the legal and political framework conditions have a significant influence on the successful use of our solutions.
EU Legislative Interests
We want to influence the European Green Deal and in particular the Strategy for Energy System Integration.
Communication Activities
Prevent GmbH actively participates in EU public consultations, expert workshops and thematic events organized by the EU with a focus on energy, technology transfer and sustainable infrastructure. Below you will find the most important current and planned activities that demonstrate our commitment to a transparent and constructive dialog with the EU institutions: I) Participation in the Workshops on Ukraine Investments On April 11, 2025, Prevent GmbH took part in a workshop with EU companies, representatives of the European Commission and international financial institutions (IFIs) to discuss investment projects in Ukraine and available support mechanisms. The event in Brussels enabled a direct exchange on practical challenges and opportunities in the Ukrainian energy and infrastructure sector. II) EU-Ukraine Business Summit 2025 On 10 and 11 April 2025, Prevent GmbH participated in the EU-Ukraine Business Summit in Brussels, which was co-organized by the European Commission and key stakeholders. The summit focused on driving Ukraine's economic recovery through EU accession instruments, financial instruments and public-private partnerships. Our participation underlined our expertise in the fields of energy storage and cross-border integration, which was in line with the summit's aim of promoting industrial cooperation between the EU and Ukraine. III) Ongoing lobbying and exchange of expertise In addition to the events, we submit technical position papers for EU consultations, collaborate with industry networks (e.g. European Battery Alliance) and explore opportunities under the Ukrainian Investment Framework (UIF) to support energy modernization.
Interests Represented
Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members
Member Of
Prevent GmbH is not an official member of any industry association or structure. However, we cooperate at an expert level with Ukrainian organisations, including the National Agricultural Advisory Service Association (NAAS) in the context of developing energy solutions for the agricultural sector, and the NGO Institute for Sustainable Regional Development, with whom we are exploring opportunities for deploying BESS technologies in community recovery projects. These organisations are not listed in the Transparency Register and do not have a mandate to represent our interests at EU level. However, they act as national-level partners, particularly within initiatives related to Ukraine's recovery and eventually EU future integration.
Organisation Members
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Additional Information
unsere jährlichen Kosten im Zusammenhang mit dem Anwendungsbereich des Registers liegen bei ca. 1000 Euro
Connected Legislation
Eastern Europe & CIS: Energy and nuclear safety policy
The state of play of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) modernisation exercise
Summer-time arrangements 2002-2006
Thermie II: Financial support for Energy Technology (1995-1998)
New Energy Market Design
Energy storage
Repeal of energy policy legislative texts
Resolution on Mochovce nuclear power plant
Small modular reactors
Nuclear power plant stress tests and safety assessments in the EU
Resolution on Mochovce nuclear power plant commissioning
Research programme: nuclear safety and safeguards
Resolution on Sellafield MOX fuel data falsification
Instrument for Nuclear Safety Cooperation
Risk of serious accident: Kozloduy nuclear plant (Bulgaria)
The Instrument for Nuclear Safety Cooperation and Decommissioning for the period 2028-2034 and repealing Regulations (Euratom) 2021/100 and (Euratom) 2021/948
Energy labelling of domestic ovens and range hoods
Amendment: Efficiency reference values for electricity and heat (Reg 2015/2402)
Micro-generation
Efficiency reference values for combined heat and power (Directive 2012/27/EU)
Supplement: Energy labelling of televisions (Directive 2010/30/EU)
Amendment: Union list of projects of common interest (Reg 347/2013)
TEN-E: List of projects of common interest
Guidelines for trans-European energy infrastructure (Amendment)
Developing trans-European energy networks
Amendment: Union list of projects of common interest (Reg 347/2013)
Technological feasibility of trans-European hydraulic networks
Amendment: Union list of projects of common interest (Reg 347/2013)
Amendment: EU list of projects of common interest (Reg 347/2013)
Trans-European energy networks
Trans-European energy infrastructure and repeal of Decision 1364/2006/EC
Revised guidelines for trans-European energy infrastructure
Enlargement: Industrial policy and competitiveness
Trans-European energy infrastructure guidelines & repeal of Reg 347/2013
Amendment to Regulation (EU) No 347/2013 on guidelines for trans-European energy infrastructure
CEEC participation in SAVE II energy efficiency programme
European Energy Union
Energy efficiency: SAVE programme continuation (CO2 strategy)
State of the Energy Union
SAVE II: Hungary's participation in energy efficiency programme
CEEC participation in SAVE II energy efficiency programme
Energy statistics
Nuclear safety 25 years after Chernobyl
Safety of Ostrovets nuclear power plant (Belarus)
Resolution on Temelin nuclear power plant (Czechia)
Resolution on the Mochovce nuclear project
The basis of the Euratom Treaty
Euratom loans for nuclear power station financing
Nuclear safety lessons from Japan accident
Ignalina NPP decommissioning assistance (2028-2034)