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Holger Laudeley is often described as “Mr Energy Transition” or the “Photovoltaic Pope”. He is an engineer that founded his company Laudeley Betriebstechnik in the field of media technology in 1982. In the mid-1980s, the company began to focus on regenerative technologies. Initially, Laudeley Betriebstechnik mainly renovated flats and company buildings for energy efficiency. In the early 90s, the company also built low-energy and passive houses. He works for more individual energy autonomy for individuals and 25 years ago launched the first solar PV plug-in modules for installing on balconies that can provide 10% of a household’s electricity consumption and reduce its carbon footprint. The company’s self-developed company building is still considered a showcase project today, as it generates virtually no energy costs. Furthermore, Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Holger Laudeley and his team develop state-of-the-art products and services in the field of renewable energies. Due to his involvement in a large number of visionary projects, Holger Laudeley is called the “Photovoltaic Pope” by the regional press.