Our next webinar, 'New applications for gas engines: Where are the opportunities for growing sales?', is now open for registration.

Transitioning towards “New Energy” is going to present new opportunities and new challenges within the distributed power sector. For example, with the growth in solar PV and energy storage installations, does this present an opportunity or a threat to ‘conventional’ distributed power technologies such as gas engines?  Will gas engines see sales grow in the next 5 years as demand for ‘flexible’ generation increases? Or will combustion technologies increasingly come under pressure from renewable alternatives?

You can register for the webinar here.

"To make it in the era of 'New Energy', distributed power OEMs will have to expand their product portfolios, form strategic partnerships, or offer energy solutions and services."  Dina Darshini discusses the future of the distributed power generation. 

Developing a new business model is a complex challenge. To establish the commercial viability of an opportunity, (1) external market characteristics and (2) internal company strengths & capabilities must be understood. The right ingredients, which we call “enablers”, drive opportunity development – initiating the innovation process and supporting development. Clearly, once a business model has been designed and launched, the commercial success of a new proposition is dependent on interaction with customers, as companies adjust to market feedback, iterate and perhaps “pivot” their propositions over time. The 'New Energy' Business Model Service's latest reports focus on the first stage – identifying & assessing the enablers of Delta-ee’s 6 business model category framework.

To find out more about this research, contact [email protected] or visit www.delta-ee.com/NEBMS. 

Delta-ee will be supporting the UK Government's EV Energy Taskforce - a series of industry working groups focused on making electric transport work for the energy system and the customer. The first stakeholder engagement event will be held on the 22nd October in London and EV associate, Kate Armitage, will be representing Delta-ee.

Find out more about our work around electric vehicles at www.delta-ee.com/EVs.

Lukas Bergman, senior analyst at Delta-ee, will speak at the SIRACH Networking Meeting: Low Carbon Heating and Cooling for Clean Growth on Market regulation – a help or hindrance to the growth of green heat? Visit https://ior.org.uk/events/sirachgreenenergyweek for further information on this event, being held as part of GB Green Week.

Philippa Hardy, manager of Delta-ee's Flexibility Research Service, will speak at the Share Your Energy event in Prague this November. Visit www.nanoenergies.cz for more information on the event organisers.