🎙 Yesterday while at Reuters Events Energy Transition, Greg Jackson met with Wood Mackenzie's Energy Gang podcast to speak about how we're eager to partner with utilities across the US market and how #digitization has the global potential to accelerate the #energytransition. Take a listen, link below 👇 https://lnkd.in/eZizdxAX #energytech #entech #netzero
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The energy transition is a hot topic, and like every significant shift in industry and society, it is surrounded by myths and misconceptions. https://lnkd.in/eseiRhq2 Download your copy of Myth busting; Fresh thinking for the energy transition, where we dive into some of the prevalent myths and shed some light on the reality. Myth 1: The energy transition is insurmountable for the oil and gas sector. Myth 2: Renewable energy requires different expertise. Myth 3: The energy transition is a startup’s game. Myth 4: It takes a long time for us to adapt. The energy transition is indeed a complex challenge but armed with the right knowledge, collaboration, and a forward-thinking mindset, the transition can be smoother and faster than many anticipate. Let's focus on facts, share knowledge, and make a difference.
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Episode #6 with Emeric de Vigan (VP Power at Kpler) about the Tsunami of Negative Electricity Prices is out! Can you guess how we will pay for electricity in the future? Listen to the full conversation here >> https://lnkd.in/eT84Fhnt Ravi Krishnan and Jose A. Martinez speak with Emeric within the Unlocking The Energy Trilemma Podcast, about the impact of having an oversupply of power generation and a lack of flexibility. #energytransition #renewables #flexiblegeneration #flexibledemand #electricityprices #power #sustainability
The Tsunami of Negative Electricity Prices - Unlocking the Energy Trilemma
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Renewable Energy • PV Solar • Onshore Wind • Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) • Hydrogen • Biomass
Excellent interview with Sheldon Kimber on Factor This! Podcast with John Engel. Some key takeaways 1. The grid won’t ever be built as quickly as we need it, if at all, to support the additional power generation renewables can and will provide. Here comes lots of behind the meter distributed generation, particularly in spots where high capacity factor can be provided from combined wind and solar. These installations will power industrial needs including data centers 2. Kimber suggests clean energy advocates open their wallets to back candidates like Joe Biden who backed renewable energy policy, to bear assure such policy isn’t slowed or reversed. However, he concedes such policies benefit red states and are unlikely to be overturned for this and other reasons, such as the government being unlikely to reneg on deals made under earlier legislation, and walking back on these deals would mean taking away jobs from their voters. 3. Intersect Power business plan calls for the company to expand into other areas including data centers so that the company can control their entire value chain, which hedges against various market risks associated with any link in the chain. vertically integrating with large industrial loads, like #greenhydrogen production facilities, data centers, #EV charging depots, and more 4. As he has noted before , Kimber reiterates that long term financing deals are bad deals, and Intersect Power strives to shorten such agreements paying higher rates for a shorter period, which is a better overall deal. Well worth the listen.
Factor This!: Clean energy needs a new bellwether. Who should it be? on Apple Podcasts
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Anyone care to share their views on what this article from the The Guardian might say if we are in 2034 or 2044? Disruptive tech? Changing patterns of demand, production ownership or distribution? Please share your suggestions to what the energy market looks like 10 and 20 years out. #renewableenergy #energy #future
Renewable energy passes 30% of world’s electricity supply
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In an era where waiting is not an option, innovative thinking is essential - especially when it comes to energy systems and the urgent need for investment. We're tackling the challenges and opportunities that arise with the growing share of renewables, alongside the increasing volatility and decreasing predictability in the energy sector. Our answer is decentralized energy solutions, which offer faster deployment, closer proximity to customers, reduced investment requirements, and enhanced flexibility for stable and affordable electricity production. If you're curious about the differences between centralized and decentralized energy systems or want to dive deeper into this topic, feel free to reach out and #TalkToUs! #mtusolutions #energy #sustainability
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Check out the latest RenewEconomy SwitchedOn Podcast 💡 Our Director Jarra Hicks, PhD discusses with Anne Delaney the role of community energy in the transition to renewables, how Local Energy Hubs can help people participate in and benefit from the energy transition, and the barriers to better practice that currently impede the sector. 🎧 #doingrenewablesbetter https://lnkd.in/gaXRefkt
Community focused energy projects more likely to win hearts and minds for the energy transition
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As #energy and #utilities companies consider options for #decarbonization, #hydrogen is front and center. Gain insights on the current and future state of hydrogen for the energy sector in this webinar, featuring #ArgusMedia’s energy transition expert Tim Hard and #FIS® Head of Energy Product Management Harshad Kolpyakwar.
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Even the best product, sales team, or distribution channels can't guarantee success if the market shifts beneath us and we do not adapt. That's why we're launching Insight2Zero - to ensure our customers are equipped to adapt to and leverage market changes, powered by AI-driven insights. With Insight2Zero, we've taken proactive steps ("juksa litt," as we say in Norwegian) by already verifying our hypotheses, enabling us to launch faster.
Volue today announces the launch of its Insight by Volue Insight2Zero programme. The Insight2Zero initiative will consist of several projects undertaken in 2024 to futureproof the Insight by Volue platform, with the goals of achieving improved forecast accuracy, more frequent forecasts, unleashing the power of AI, and implementing the capability for local area forecasts. The first of the new products and improvements will be introduced as early as Q2 2024, allowing our customers to benefit from the enhanced forecasting capabilities. Arnt Sollie, Senior Vice President, Insight by Volue, said: “In light of the increasingly visible impacts of climate change, the importance of understanding weather is increasing. Our analysis indicates that by 2030, the share of renewables in the energy mix will increase from today’s 50% to approximately 75% in the European energy mix. "Given that these renewable assets are predominantly powered by weather, it is crucial to understand the implications on weather driven fundamental data. With Insight2Zero, we are committed to providing our customers with even deeper insights into these dynamics.” More information is available on our company news section. https://lnkd.in/drCRkxpA
Insight by Volue launches its Insight2Zero programme
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When Nexamp CEO Zaid Ahmad Ashai speaks, listen. You'll learn a lot— I always do. I spoke with Ashai on the latest episode of the Factor This! podcast from Renewable Energy World about Nexamp's pursuit of scale once reserved for utility-scale players. Ashai has led Nexamp to become a dominant force in #communitysolar and #DG. But he says, now, #solar is just the beginning. Hear how Ashai helped build Nexamp into a $1 billion+ platform, how the potential return of Donald Trump to the White House would impact #cleanenergy, and whether or not community solar has staying power. Listen: https://lnkd.in/ervnGe8n Watch: https://lnkd.in/etmkSAh6
Building a DG unicorn with Nexamp CEO Zaid Ashai
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🤔 “The costs of the system will change” – our company’s CFO Marco Nix talks about the challenges and opportunities of the German energy transition in Germany Trade & Invest’s latest podcast episode of “Into Germany”. 💡 50Hertz plays a vital and unique role in our country’s electricity infrastructure. Not only have we already integrated more than 70 percent renewables into our grid last year, we’re also the single #TSO connecting offshore windfarms in both, the North and Baltic Seas. 🌳 To meet climate targets and further integrate renewables, we will expand our grid by nearly 40 percent – from around 10,000 to 14,000 kilometers of lines. No later than 2032 we want to cover the entire #electricity demand of our grid area with renewables. 💬 This requires large investments, 50Hertz CFO Marco Nix states: “The pure renewable production itself will be rather cheap. It's almost zero and there are no residual costs. But that being said, the upfront investment costs are significantly higher, not for the #renewable energy source itself, but for the system.” 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eJyBaN4R 🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/eUAJXaDF 👉 Find more platforms and the transcript here: https://lnkd.in/eW2FXp6G
GTAI Podcast with 50Hertz CFO Marco Nix: INTO GERMANY! | Podcast
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