Germany's duck curve – Integrating renewables into smart grids
Higher penetration of solar energy is turning Germany’s residual load from a duck curve into a canyon curve. Learn why this makes demand-side flexibility in smart grids all the more important.
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.
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.
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.
To decarbonize oil and gas, the utility business model must change. Learn how companies can avoid the utility death spiral and make the switch to clean energy
Electricity prices vary a lot throughout a day. With smart energy management consumers can shift their loads to off-peak periods – saving costs and emissions.
The three Rs – reduce, reuse, recycle – can be used to apply the circular economy to the energy sector and ensure the energy transition is a success
Empowering end users with digital solutions increases energy democracy, or public participation, and encourages more flexible and balanced consumption.
Digitalization in the energy industry is no easy task. Navigating these multifaceted challenges requires tailored expertise in the form of energy consulting.
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