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Europe’s road freight sector is electrifying quickly, with strong projections for the uptake of electric heavy-duty vehicles (e-HDVs) in the coming years. But infrastructure isn’t yet keeping pace. Our infographic highlights the major barriers to freight electrification, including the rollout… View Summary +
Building on the European Green Deal, the European Commission has adopted a new business plan for Europe – the Clean Industrial Deal. The plan aims to address the “climate crisis and its consequences, competitiveness concerns and economic resilience.” A… View Summary +
In most U.S. states, the utility commission has a formal role to play in reviewing or approving the contents of a utility’s integrated resource plan (IRP). These plans serve as long-term, forward-looking energy strategies that electric utilities use to meet their… View Summary +
About this Report: Decades of experience indicate that prescient planning on the part of regulators, utilities and stakeholders helps to deliver reliable energy service at a fair price. Early, routine planning that engages stakeholders in a transparent manner can… View Summary +
Europe has been paving the way to greater residential demand flexibility since 2018, and according to RAP’s recent survey, residential smart tariff offerings have increased by 250% since the energy crisis hit in 2022. Let’s look at how European… View Summary +
Widely used in cooling, refrigeration and in heating buildings and water, heat pumps are a proven technology – and the most cost-effective one to decarbonise buildings. But to replace the fossil fuels that currently meet most global heating demand, the… View Summary +
In der kommende Jahren soll Deutschland seine Abhängigkeit von fossilem Gas stark reduzieren. Damit einher geht zwangsläufig ein schrittweiser Rückbau der Gasnetze, da sich diese ohne signifikante Belastungen der Verbraucher nicht mehr wirtschaftlich betreiben lassen. In einer Studie hat… View Summary +
Like the all-powerful genies of mythology, artificial intelligence (AI) seems increasingly able to magically answer our questions and potentially grant wishes. Policymakers and regulators are still trying to understand the nuances of this technology and its impacts to energy systems. View Summary +
The term anticipatory investment has been coined on a recognition that we need to build electricity grids at a quicker pace, in greater volume, and with view of a longer time-horizon than before in order that grids do not present… View Summary +
On September 17, European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen included a remarkable point in her mission letter for the incoming Energy Commissioner — advance the system integration of solar and wind by improving locational price signals. How could that… View Summary +
