Nature-Friendly Energy Transition in Freising: Lecture with Prof. Dr. Markus Reinke

Event: Nature-Friendly Energy Transition – Myth or Feasible? with Prof. Dr. Markus Reinke in Kleiner Saal im Asamgebäude, Marienplatz 7, 85354 Freising on 24. November 2026

Date and Time

24. November 2026 19:00

Location

Freising
85 Freising, Deutschland

Price

Free

About this Event

Literature & Readings

Mood

Other

Venue Type

Inside

Nature-Friendly Energy Transition in Freising: Between Climate Protection and Biodiversity

How can wind turbines, solar parks, and the protection of valuable habitats be connected? On Tuesday, November 24, 2026, Prof. Dr. Markus Reinke invites you to a knowledgeable lecture in the Small Asamsaal in Freising about the opportunities and challenges of a nature-friendly energy transition.

Renewable Energies in the Tension Field of Landscape

Renewable energy projects make an important contribution to climate protection. At the same time, they can trigger conflicts with biodiversity protection, agriculture, valuable soils, and recreational landscapes. The lecture will highlight these different interests and present current research findings for discussion.

Competent Planning as the Key

Prof. Dr. Markus Reinke has been researching and teaching since 2005 at the Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University at the interface of landscape planning, nature conservation, and renewable energies. As the dean of the Climate Protection and Climate Adaptation program and a member of nature conservation advisory boards, he combines scientific expertise and regional experience.

Concrete Solutions for Bavaria

The focus is on possibilities to avoid conflicts through suitable site selection and thoughtful design of energy projects. The presented approaches are applicable to Bavaria and large parts of Germany. Examples from the Freising district and the city of Abensberg show how nature-friendly planning can look in practice.

Knowledge, Exchange, and Regional Perspectives

The event combines scientific classification with an understandable consideration of current questions of event planning, spatial planning, and environmental policy. The audience can expect a focused evening with professional impulses, regional relevance, and room for a nuanced engagement with the energy transition.

Conclusion

Nature and climate protection do not have to remain opposites, but a nature-friendly energy transition does not happen automatically. Those who want to learn about current research, regional examples, and concrete planning approaches will experience an informative evening with Prof. Dr. Markus Reinke in the Small Asamsaal. Admission is free; registration secures a spot.

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