The energy transition is a path chosen by each country or each autonomous entity to define its energy policy to achieve a major objective: reduce its environmental impact and CO2 emissions, get out of the nuclear industry, etc. Each country today makes choices that are […]
Many countries have made energy audits mandatory, especially for larger consumers, as part of their energy efficiency policy. But is this provision effective? Is it the first step in the desired energy transition for all consumers? In cases where consumers have little risk of being […]
What are Blockchains? Blockchains are information and communication systems that are particularly suitable for managing “peer to peer” transactions and exchanges. They do not use really new technologies but very innovatively assemble existing technologies for managing registers (databases) of data allowing storage, treatment, exchanges with […]
What is Power over Ethernet (you will hear about PoE)? Without knowing it, we are very familiar with this principle. We have noticed that most of our mobile phone cables are used to simultaneously provide current (allowing charging) and data (allowing the backup of the […]
Individual self-consumption of energy produced by photovoltaic panels has been developed for several years in many European countries. The last “big country” to have offered it a legal framework is France in 2017. Today, it seems obvious to have to consume what we produce: the […]
In addition to the post published two weeks ago, I focus on local “utilities” not subject to the unbundling of distribution (still in regulated domain), on the one hand, sales and production (in the competitive environment), on the other hand. Is the situation of these […]
Every day, we become more aware of the speed at which the climate is disturbed, the depth of the disturbances and the progressively irreversible nature of the latter. And we understand that the energy community will be a strong contributor to the fight against this […]
In many countries exist these local utilities. They are not necessarily the dominant model as in Switzerland and partly in Germany (with the Stadtwerke) but they all share the same characteristics: Their shareholding is local or even municipal (they can even be a service of […]
Among the major European energy companies, some are distinguished by new and more proactive modes of action. I chose 6, which made different choices and took seemingly different routes. Their strategic options are to be closely watched to understand and imagine the future of energy […]
The energy transition can be conceived as a catch-all concept in which all changes in the energy mix, energy systems and regulations are grouped together. This choice has the advantage of simplicity. It has major drawbacks that slow down the adoption and implementation: the confusion, […]
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