Although the main source of energy in the 19th century, coal lost importance in the global mix but its production continued to grow until 2014 before stagnating in the last two years. The first coal-producing countries are in descending order: China, India, the United States, […]
All transformations and changes put pressure on the actors concerned. What will be their future? Will they survive? Will they manage to cross the turbulence zone without damage? Will not they lose money? So many questions that naturally arise to executives and managers. These questions […]
The protection of the environment and the fight against global warming are now based on two main trends: – A mass movement emanating from contributing citizens acting at their level. Through their individual behaviors, or collectively through associations and groups, they create these small streams […]
Major industrial groups are the stars of the economic landscape; their CEOs are admired. Those of the world of energy, Siemens, ABB, General Electric, Schneider Electric, Mitsubishi, do not escape this rule. All energy transition projects are waiting for them as they would expect the […]
Some starred restaurants have long defined their “signature”: a detail characterizing them and allowing them to be identified immediately. It can be a culinary focus: fish or mushrooms, or a particular dish. This signature conveys a part of their history, of their culture; it helps […]
A Living Lab is, as its name suggests, a laboratory, a field of development and innovation, rooted in reality and no longer isolated in a protected space. Consumers, customers, users, the entire market, participate. Why would this type of organization be important for energy companies […]
In recent months, utilities have been active on the Demand Response question: while Alpiq previously acquired Flexitricity and Engie invested in Kiwipower, two new acquisitions targeted major players in this nascent market: EnerNoc acquired by ENEL and ReStore purchased by Centrica. What do these acquisitions […]
The energy transition is a matter of technology, know-how and competence. This seems to be obvious to all. I have already mentioned, in many of my articles, the fact that energy transition is also a matter of mental patterns and behaviors. If the adoption of […]
Managing an energy transition is now the challenge for all countries under the pressure of the global greenhouse gas reduction targets. Above all, the debates in all countries show that an energy transition is reflected and described first of all as an evolution of the […]
For decades, the cities’ mobility policy has been limited to a traffic plan for cars and to the development of public transport. This archaic vision, which still influences some of our reasoning, is undermined by developments observed in the majority of the world’s agglomerations: the […]
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