TRICERA energy is participating in Girls’ Day

Dresden, January 27, 2026

How exactly does energy from the sun and wind get to exactly where and when we need it?
At Girls’ Day on April 23, 2026, we’ll show you how renewable energy works—and who’s shaping the technology behind it.

During a tour of our key technical professions, you’ll see how female engineers, technicians, and energy experts are working on sustainable solutions.
A special highlight is a visit to Saxony’s largest battery storage facility in Freiberg: Here you’ll see firsthand how renewable energy is stored and why battery storage is essential for the energy transition.

You can watch, ask questions, and learn (1) how electricity from the sun and wind is stored, (2) which technical professions are involved in implementing renewable energy, and (3) how technology helps make our future more sustainable.

Experience technology up close—maybe this is exactly where your future in renewable energy at TRICERA energy begins!

The number of participants is limited, so it’s worth registering early via the Girls’ Day platform.

 

Background TRICERA energy

“To a new era”—that is the vision of TRICERA energy GmbH. Based in Freiberg and Dresden, this sustainable company specializes in the development, construction, and operation of large-scale (>5 MWh) battery storage systems, thereby enabling an optimized, demand-responsive, and renewable energy supply. Its core business encompasses four areas of expertise: engineering and consulting, project development, system integration, and maintenance and technical operations. With 90 employees—including leading experts in the battery industry and extensive experience across various fields—TRICERA energy is a qualified partner when it comes to the energy transition. To date, TRICERA has installed 280 megawatt-hours of capacity and 152 megawatts of power.

Further information at: https://tricera.energy

 

Contact person 

Philipp Berger
Telefon +49 151 57675400
philipp.berger@tricera.energy
Industriestraße 65
01129 Dresden