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.
From energy monitoring to time-of-use tariffs, Home Energy Management Systems (HEMS) can be tailored to meet user preferences and market requirements. Learn how.
Career development is key for a positive company culture. Is energy a good career path? Read Daniel’s story from working student to full time to find out.
New EV charging regulations in the UK necessitate EV smart charging for the rapid scaling of charging infrastructure. Find out why load management is crucial.
Existing infrastructure is often unable to handle the high loads caused by High Power Charging (HPC). Batteries enable load shifting to enable high charging speeds without costly expansions.
The smart meter rollout in Germany will cause costs for prosumers to rise. But with energy-as-a-service, market players can turn it into an opportunity.
Gas prices have reached record highs. Heat pumps provide a clean and cost-efficient solution to the gas crisis but we must first overcome a few challenges.
Integrating DSO signals and enabling energy assets to operate in a grid-friendly manner is key for the cost-efficient modernization of the distribution grid.
Germany is reliant on Russian fossil fuel imports. The Ukraine war has made energy independence through renewables and energy efficiency a pivotal concern.
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