Renewable Energy
Green certificates survey finds REGO prices on the rise
REGOs have recovered slightly from the fall that occurred due to COVID-19, according to Cornwall Insight’s Green Certificates survey.
Renewable Energy
Coalition announces 2021 projects to decarbonise transport and logistics
The aim is to sustain new green mobility models and to reduce the impact of transport and logistics on climate change.
Storage
EDP to push energy storage and green hydrogen
Portugal's EDP Group has created new business units to grow energy storage and green hydrogen production, particularly in the US and Europe.
Smart Grid
Webinar 18 March: The Evolution of the Grid Edge
Join Smart Energy International in this live discussion where guest experts will address The issues of latency and real-time communication, the challenge of data and bandwidth, and the enablement of automation through the grid edge.
New technology
Blockchain flexibility services to launch in northern Spain
The ElectraFlex project, utilising Energy Web’s blockchain, is being developed to deliver flexibility to the distribution grid in the Catalonia region.
Policy & Regulation
Europe’s DSOs ready to take on challenge of their new role...
Europe’s DSOs are considering advanced technologies, massive distributed energy resources and regulatory experimentations, the EC’s Joint Research Centre reports.
Digitalisation
Accenture and Microsoft to speed-up energy transition for UK utilities
Accenture has partnered with Microsoft to help the UK to accelerate its energy transition.
Storage
Total selects AutoGrid to optimise France’s largest battery storage project
Global energy company Total has selected energy technology firm AutoGrid to optimise its battery energy storage plant in France.
Press Releases
New ultrasonic smart gas meter ready for the UK market
Danish-based mart metering solutions company FLONIDAN has released its first ever ultrasonic SMETS2 gas meter for the UK market.
Policy & Regulation
Europe’s retail energy markets – barriers and best practices
Barriers remain to the liberalisation of European energy markets, many country specific but many also pan-European, a major new study finds.
