Delta-ee’s latest Connected Home webinar, “The European connected home market: what’s behind the growth?”, took place on June 18th.

The European connected home market has seen strong growth in recent years. In this webinar, we explored the core dynamics and drivers behind this growth as well as looked at the emergence of subscription and service-based business models.

The webinar included:

• A product by product overview, focusing on energy and voice applications
• State of connected home services, subscription and recurring revenue business models & how to use these
• Our view on where the next wave of growth will come from

If you would like a copy of the webinar slides, contact [email protected].

Visit https://www.delta-ee.com/webinars to find out about our upcoming webinars and watch those previously recorded.

Delta-ee’s EVs and electricity research manager, Alexander Lewis-Jones, was interviewed by the Telegraph on the technologies that can help the UK meet its zero emissions target.

“Electric cars represent a big opportunity to help the UK reduce emissions”. Alexander says "you can look at energy, industry, heat, agriculture, transport, and what is unique about transport is it is one of the sectors where the emissions are growing in the UK".

Read the article here.

Delta-ee's upcoming webinar, The Rise of Local Energy Systems, will take place on Monday July 1st, 3.00pm BST. 

There is a growing interest in Local Energy and its potential to disrupt, decarbonise and democratise the current energy system. But does it really provide additional value and, if so, how can that be captured?

This webinar seeks to cut through the hype and explain not only the system benefits but also the business opportunities offered by Local Energy Systems (LES). It will provide insights into the theory and practice of existing and emerging projects, leveraging the experience of our team in new energy as well as learnings from our related research services in flexibility, energy storage and distributed power.

The webinar will:

• Describe the various Local Energy System concepts
• Explore the potential role of LES in the wider energy system,
• Explain how LES creates value rather than simply cannibalising existing value
• Outline the evolution from subsidy to value-driven business models
• Identify sustainable business models which capture the respective merits of public and private sector participants
• Provide an opportunity for you to shape our future research service

Register now

For further information or if you have any issues connecting to the webinar, email [email protected]

In the first episode of series 2 of "Talking New Energy" we’re bringing you some of the highlights from the The Delta-ee New Energy Summit held in Amsterdam on the 28th – 29th May 2019. The event brought together over 100 industry stakeholders ranging from energy suppliers, hardware manufacturers, data specialists, retailers, to insurance providers across Europe, Japan, Canada, New Zealand and Chile.

Jon Slowe and Charmaine Coutinho from Delta-ee talk with three of the speakers from our Summit to discuss topics including digital customer engagement and flexibility and demand response.

Find out more about the Summit by reading our blog on key takeaways from the event.

Listen now at https://www.delta-ee.com/TalkingNewEnergy and follow Talking New Energy on Twitter for further updates.

Delta-ee’s Alexander Lewis-Jones, EVs & Electricity Research Service Manager, was recently interviewed by FleePoint. A wide range of topics were discussed included the development and up-take to electric vehicles as well as issues the customer may be faced with. “Smart charging is key to the unlocking mass adoption of electric vehicles for most countries. We are in a transition but very soon all charging will be “smart” to a varying extent. This is driven not just to fit with the energy system but also because of it offers the customer greener, controllable, and most importantly, cheaper charging.”

Read the full article here.

Delta-ee's head of operations, Andrew Turton, will speak at the Smart Energy GB Breakfast on the 5th of June at the House of Commons, London. The event will act as a briefing for politicians and stakeholders in Parliament to highlight both the environmental and financial benefits of embracing a new smart energy system.

For more information on smart meters, visit the Smart Energy GB website.