Join this webinar to find out:

• How has the overall European energy storage market developed over the last 12 months?
• What are the trends in three major energy storage segments shaping the market and how will this change in 2021?
• How is European policy affecting the market today and shaping it into the future?

During the webinar we will share highlights from the 5th edition of the European Market Monitor for Energy Storage (EMMES 5.0) which is being published in March 2021 and will be available for purchase.

EMMES is the definitive analysis of European energy storage markets, produced by leading new energy research consultancy Delta-EE, in close partnership with the European Association for Storage of Energy (EASE).

There is a buzz about the “Energy as a service” (EaaS) business model in the commercial and industrial energy sector. Interest is being driven by the increasing costs and complexity of C&I energy provision, Corporate Social Responsibility and regulation and incentives. Already in Europe and North America, EaaS is a multi-billion euro market. In an upcoming webinar, the New Energy Business Model Service will assess the opportunity EaaS presents for energy services providers and investors – and discuss potential ways to capture it. Key questions addressed will include:

• What is Energy as a Service and how does it apply to the C&I sectors?
• How big is the opportunity for energy services providers and investors?
• What are possible strategies for succeeding with this business model?

Register and join us on 18th March to watch the webinar live.

As the European grid transitions to new energy, it is becoming more complex and volatile. We are becoming increasingly dependent on a resilient electricity system for mobility, heat and home working. Conventional approaches to resilience are often costly and polluting; innovative alternatives including microgrids are being already being explored and encouraged by regulators across Europe. We can therefore expect to see significant growth in microgrids providing resilience in the coming years. This growth in microgrids can and should be used to enhance system performance and facilitate innovative business models including those represented by citizen engagement.

Find out more and how local energy systems can provide resilience in our latest free whitepaper.

Following our whitepaper “5 things that investors should know”, we have decided to help energy companies at the start of another tough year by providing key insights from our European customer research.

For an effective energy transition the use of renewable energy sources is not enough. A wide adoption of energy efficient technologies and behavioural change is needed to unlock the real potential of distributed renewable energy sources.

However, innovation and technologies alone are not enough to convince energy customers to buy products that would accelerate the transition. Here is why.

Download the whitepaper here to learn more.

Local Energy Systems have the potential to provide resilience in a number of ways. Microgrids are well known for their ability to maintain energy supplies in the event of grid failure even during natural disasters, and can also support the wider energy system. Energy Communities on the other hand whilst not necessarily providing physical resilience, can often promote societal resilience by supporting local enterprises and citizens. This webinar explores the various ways in which types of LES provide resilience both in Europe and overseas, and explains why resilience is only set to increase in importance over the coming years.

Register today and join us on Wednesday 3rd March to learn more.

Hydrogen could be flowing through gas pipes into homes in the future. If so, we’ll need boilers that can run on hydrogen to heat our homes, as well as hydrogen powered fuel cells or hydrogen powered thermally driven heat pumps. In this episode of Talking New Energy, the podcast from Delta-EE, we explore the challenges in developing hydrogen boilers. Host Jon Slowe is joined by two of Europe’s leading boiler manufacturers - Tom Collins, Hydrogen Lead at Bosch Thermotechnology; Jon Phillips, Group Product Manager for wall hung boilers at BDR Thermea; and Delta-EE expert Steven Ashurst. Find out more about our hydrogen research at www.delta-ee.com/hydrogen.

Listen to the episode below.

https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-x2px8-f8896f