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SolarPower Europe study

Electrification and flexibility can slash electricity prices

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Boosting renewables, electrification and flexibility would structurally ease electricity costs for consumers, increase European competitiveness, and reinforce the business case for solar.

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EM-Power Europe

Flexible consumers take the burden off the grid

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EM-Power Europe, part of The smarter E, will present the latest products, technologies and trends in grid and energy management that will help make the energy system more flexible.

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Grids

EU Council supports fast-tracking the electricity grid

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The EU Council supports a series of measures for an interconnected and resilient electricity network in Europe, to ensure energy security and achieve decarbonisation in the EU. SolarPower Europe welcomes this and demands further steps.

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Eurelectric

Corporate hourly clean energy matching scores

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Matching energy consumption with clean energy on an hourly basis is one of the most impactful ways for corporates to accelerate the energy systems’ decarbonisation., Eurelectric states.

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Energy Transition Readiness Index

More investments necessary to close flexibility gap

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A flexibility gap could derail the energy transition in parts of Europe unless more is done to attract private investment, says a new report of the Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology (REA).

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EM Power Europe 2023

Solutions for the power grid of the future

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The international exhibition for energy management and integrated energy solutions concluded on June 16. EM-Power Europe 2023 declared a success – across three days, industry professionals had the opportunity to experience innovative solutions and products for the power grid of the future up close and personal in Munich.

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Outstanding projects

The smarter E Award 2023: These are the finalists

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The finalists for The smarter E Award 2023 have been nominated. The winners will be awarded at June 2023 in Munich, one day before The smarter E Europe exhibition starts.

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New report Wärtsilä

Lay foundations for Africa’s clean energy future

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The climate change conference COP27 offers a unique opportunity to increase energy access and lay the foundations for decarbonisation across Africa, but wealthy nations must deliver on their climate finance pledges to unlock the continent’s potential, according to a new report.

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Open letter REPower EU

Energy storage and flexiblity pillars of the energy transition

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Leading renewable associations, research institutes and companies realased an open letter to European policy makers regarding the REPower plan. The call for a restructuring of the European energy markets.

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Commercial storage:

A flexible large-scale lithium-iron-phosphate storage unit

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Trina Storage, the storage division of the module manufacturer, introduces the Elementa. A modular lithium iron phosphate storage unit with a plug-in concept that allows operators to easily and flexibly connect multiple units together.

© Solar Promotion GmbH
Artificial intelligence:

Reap benefits and tackle risks from AI for the power sector

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Artificial intelligence (AI) applications are transforming business operations and processes in the power sector, leading to greater cost savings, increased efficiency and new services. But also risks like data access and data protection have to be tackled.

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Flexibility:

Cornwall flexible energy trials prove success

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Centrica completes the Cornwall Local Energy Market (LEM), the UK’s largest trial of energy flexibility, which saw over 200 homes and businesses trading stored renewable electricity.

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A flexible and modular mounting system

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The company Altec Metalltechnik from Schleiz has developed a modular system for setting the mounting angles of solar systems.

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Centrica’s pioneering trials

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For mainland Europe, Centrica might be an unfamiliar name. This energy giant, headquartered in the UK, on the back of climate change, undergoes a historical fundamental business model shift effort, while exiting energy exploration and production and trying to emerge as customers’ services and solutions company of the future, our guest author Lubomir Slauka, consultant at EREVITA elaborates.