With the “Energie kompakt” (Energy compact) fact book, Vail­lant, one of Europe’s leading producer of heating tech­nology, adds more clarity to the ongoing debate on energy and envi­ron­mental topics.

This working and research tool provides current infor­ma­tion, facts and figures on the topic, enables compar­isons and quotes sources of infor­ma­tion.

The reason for producing such a tool is a hetero­ge­neous, in parts even emotional topical discus­sion. With this unique collec­tion of facts, Vail­lant under­scores its posi­tion in the field of renew­able energies and envi­ron­men­tally friendly future tech­nolo­gies.

The target groups are primarily jour­nal­ists, but also opinion leaders like politi­cians, energy consul­tants, univer­sity teachers and members of leading insti­tutes.

The compact refer­ence work describes impar­tially, in clear language and by means of graphs and tables both, the current energy situ­a­tion, as well as expected future devel­op­ments.

The scope spans from climate change and national energy consump­tion to compact descrip­tions of energy-effi­cient future tech­nolo­gies. Raw mate­rials markets and the devel­op­ment of prices are depicted, and advan­tages, disad­van­tages and the future viability of the diverse kinds of fossil energy carriers are listed. One of the focuses lies on the field of renew­able energies, respecting the envi­ron­ment and sustain­ability.

The energy compendium is completed by a list of inter­na­tional players in the energy market with links to their respec­tive infor­ma­tion mate­rial offers.

Concept, edito­rial services, layout and real­i­sa­tion by Oliver Schrott Kommu­nika­tion