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    Project Management

    Project Management Jülich

    The Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has been the largest client of the Project Management Jülich (PtJ) and has been awarding all ongoing project management tasks by competition since 2011. PtJ is very successful in this competition, being one of the largest project managers in Germany today. PtJ integrates national and European funding in the three sections of energy, sustainable development, and innovation and knowledge transfer. In addition to various federal and state ministries and the European Commission, its clients also include subordinate authorities and foundations.

     

    PtJ increased the sum of funds implemented from € 1.26 billion in 2011 to € 1.7 billion in 2018. The number of employees almost doub­led during this period, from just under 600 to just under 1,200. In 2018, they managed around 23,100 ongoing projects.

     

    PtJ successfully acquired new customers in 2018. The state of North Rhine-Westphalia, for example, has entrusted PtJ with responsibility for the start-up grant initiative “Gründerstipendium NRW”. PtJ is also implementing a contract for the first time for the Federal Office for Agriculture and Food (Bundesanstalt für Landwirtschaft und Ernährung, BLE) with the project management agency of “LandKULTUR – kulturelle Aktivitäten und Teilhabe in ländlichen Räumen”, an initiative concentrating on cultural activities and participation in rural areas.

     

    For PtJ itself, 2018 was a year of farewell and a new beginning. On 1 November 2018, Dr. Stephanie Bauer succeeded Dr. Christian Stienen as the new head of Project Management Jülich. Dr. Christian Stienen had been in charge of PtJ for seven years and took his well-deserved retirement.

    PtJ employees

    according to location in 2018

    79

    employees

    806

    projects did ETN manage in 2018 – an increase by almost 30 per cent

    The Project Management Energy, Technology, Sustainability (ETN)

    The Project Management ETN is solely active for the State of North Rhine-Westphalia. In addition to energy research, ETN supports projects on climate protection, new mobility and electromobility, health economy and regional funding projects. In 2018, ETN increased the number of ongoing projects by almost 30 per cent to 806. The related subsidy amount rose to € 305 million.

    Projects handled by ETN

    As of: 31.12.2018

    Funding measure Number of Projects Funding amount (in millions of euros)
    Leit­markt EnergieUmwelt­wirt­schaft.NRW 173 60,40
    Leit­markt Gesund­heit.NRW 131 40,20
    Leit­markt MobilitätLogistik.NRW 110 35,00
    Leit­markt Produktion.NRW 13 4,40
    Climate change measures 144 48,80
    North Rhine-Westphalian energy projects 75 37,40
    European Energy Award 110 2,90
    EnergyAgency.NRW 28 72,70
    Digitaler und stationärer Einzel­handel 20 1,20
    Innovations­region Rheinisches Revier 2 2,20
    Total 806 305,20

    PHOTO: Forschungszentrum Jülich/Sascha Kreklau, Illustration: SeitenPlan

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