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About Hannah Bergler

Hannah has studied Physics, Politology and Italian in Germany. As an avid science journalist and with a scientific background in solar forecasting, she is now supporting Reuniwatt as as content creator.

IEEE ICSOS 2025: Showcasing Innovations in Space Optical Systems

Reuniwatt is excited to announce its participation in the upcoming IEEE International Conference on Space Optical Systems and Applications (ICSOS 2025), taking place from October 28 to 31 in Kyoto, Japan. This event gathers the brightest minds and innovators in space optical communication, providing a perfect platform to present the latest advances in assessing atmospheric impacts on Free Space Optical (FSO) communications. Presenting Cutting-Edge

All Energy 2025: Advanced forecasts for Australia

Reuniwatt continues to advance renewable energy forecasting around the world: At All Energy Australia 2025, our team will showcase how wind and solar forecasting contributes to grid stability and energy market optimization across Australia’s rapidly evolving renewables landscape. Advanced Forecasting for a Renewable Australia At All Energy Melbourne 2025, Reuniwatt will present its latest innovations in short-term and intraday solar and wind forecasting. As

Optical Nucleus Network Workshop 2025

On 6 October 2025, the Optical Nucleus Network (ONN) Workshop returns to ESA/ESOC, focusing on the growth and evolution of optical ground station networks. The one-day event will convene experts from industry, academia, and agencies to address system design, interoperability, and mission support strategies.Supporting 24/7 Optical Links with Cloud Monitoring and ForecastingReliable atmospheric monitoring is essential for the operation of free-space optical communication (FSOC) networks,

[Webinar Series] Harnessing the Power of Destination Earth

[Webinar Series] Harnessing the power of Destination Earth: Anticipating solar energy risks using Europe’s massive Digital Twin EO4ER has been selected by ESA to develop a Digital Twin Component prototype for the energy sector. EO4ER’s consortium is composed of IT and cutting-edge software development specialist OHB Digital Services, THU’s application-orientated Smart Grids Research Group and cloud estimation and solar forecasting expert Reuniwatt. We are

EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference

We’re looking forward to meeting experts and stakeholders at the EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference 2025, taking place from 15 to 19 September in Lyon, France. This event is the perfect opportunity for us to share our latest research and innovations in satellite-based solar irradiance monitoring. Reuniwatt will present new advances in surface solar irradiance (SSI) retrieval using data from the cutting-edge Meteosat Third Generation

State-of-the-art contrails detection in MTI magazine

Aviation's environmental footprint extends beyond just CO2. Non-CO2 effects like nitrogen oxide emissions and contrails also significantly influence climate change. Although contrails may seem minor, their cumulative warming effect could notably contribute to global warming by 2050. Understanding and mitigating this impact is essential for a more sustainable aviation future. Collaborative Efforts to Reduce Contrail Impact Several airlines are testing flight rerouting strategies to

Reuniwatt at the EMS Annual Meeting

Reuniwatt is pleased to announce its participation in the European Meteorological Society (EMS) Annual Meeting 2025, taking place from 7–12 September 2025 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The EMS Annual Meeting brings together experts from around the world to exchange insights on meteorology, climatology, and atmospheric sciences. Reuniwatt will be presenting a poster contribution focusing on the evaluation of ensemble prediction systems for solar irradiance forecasting

In the press: Reuniwatt joins SOLiS space project

Reuniwatt, specialist in cloud-cover prediction and solar irradiance forecasting, is taking part in the SOLiS project. Leveraging its expertise in cloud prediction, the company contributes to advancing satellite-based optical communications — a key technology for achieving ultra-fast, secure data transfer between Earth and space. Our work was presented in a recent article by Bernard Grollier in Les Echos published on July 17, 2025. Here

Spacetech Innovation: Les Assises du New Space 2025

Cloud observation and cloud cover forecasting solutions enable space industry stakeholders to orchestrate their optical laser communications and anticipate the use of observatories—regardless of the weather. Advanced Cloud Cover Forecasts for Spacetech Clouds don’t stop lasercomm—if you know where they’ll be. At Les Assises du NewSpace 2025, Reuniwatt will be present in the Spacetech Village to showcase its cutting-edge solutions for cloud cover observation

Avoid Connection Breakdown for Space-to-Ground Communication

Unlike traditional radio frequency systems, lasercomm offers dramatically higher bandwidth and enhanced security, making it a key enabler for next-generation satellite missions and data-hungry applications. However, this leap in capability comes with new vulnerabilities—particularly the sensitivity of optical signals to atmospheric conditions. Even minor disruptions, such as cloud cover or atmospheric turbulence, can severely degrade or interrupt the laser link between space assets and ground

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