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.
Robin wanted a collaborative & agile software development team with a clear vision of addressing climate change with technology. This is how he found gridX.
Using electricity to split water into oxygen and hydrogen opens up an array of possibilities to transport and store energy and integrate power with mobility and heat – but the conversion also has substantial drawbacks.
Spending on smart city projects will double in the next 5 years, the majority going towards smart grid technology. Here are 10 key features of smart grids.
Learn the difference between unmanaged load balancing, static load management and dynamic load management and how the latter can save you over €50,000 euros.
The Glasgow Climate Pact is the first deal that mandates cutting the use of coal. It also urges parties to back clean technology. But it is just the first step.
Dynamic load management and smart charging solutions that allow EV drivers to define their own specific parameters support the switch to green mobility.
Our XENON platform is the gateway to a suite of smart charging features such as dynamic load management and vehicle-to-grid to make energy management more intelligent, integrated and cost-effective.
Energy communities and energy trading seem like simple concepts. Learn more about their economic benefits and how we can get them out of the pilot phase.
Power system flexibility is crucial to better balance energy supply and demand. Learn how innovation, competition and regulation improve energy flexibility
Players in the changing energy landscape must decarbonize and decentralize. Our report shows that digitalization in energy has become the key to survival.
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