Empowering growth: Learning and development successes at gridX
Don’t want your professional development in the workplace to stagnate? Learn how three gridX employees used our learning and development budget to always stay at the top of their professional game.
Italy’s shifting e-mobility market is in need of stability. New regulation incentivizing EV adoption and a free utility market are positive signs of change.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has delayed net zero targets to ease the cost of living crisis. But what does this mean for future energy policy in the UK?
Global warming is causing more heat waves, meaning demand for air conditioning is rising. Learn why heat pump air conditioning is a more sustainable solution.
Learn how the energy optimization behind a time of use (ToU) tariff works and how it can be applied to different use cases to minimize electricity costs.
Jobs with flexible hours allow you to thrive in your studies and career. Learn from two working students at gridX why they love our flexible working model.
Net metering in the Netherlands means high feed-in, while more EVs and heat pumps increase electricity demand. Low grid capacity makes PV self-consumption vital
Women in tech constitute 22% of all tech roles in Europe. Hear from 3 female developers at gridX on how to improve gender diversity in the energy industry.
Swiss e-mobility ambitions are huge. Learn what is driving the rise of EVs in the alpine country and how mobility operators can reach peak scalability.
PV systems, EVs, batteries and heat pumps are coming to Spain and Portugal. To handle it, energy companies must be equipped with smart energy management.
Peak shaving is a load management method that minimizes peaks and balances electricity drawn from the grid. Learn how it enhances EV charging and saves money.
The start of June 2023 was the warmest ever recorded globally. Such records, also seen in Europe’s heatwave 2022, mean the time to abate change is running out.
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