DSOs are facing an ongoing challenge: They need to ensure the quality of electricity supply, while at the same time facilitate the energy transition by allowing an increasingly large volume of renewable energy into their networks. This webinar will look at what those challenges to the quality of supply look like and what are some of the solutions deployed by DSOs in the UK and the Netherlands, two of the leading countries in Europe with regards to the energy transition.

Register for our upcoming webinar, taking place on Thursday 29th April, to find out more.

Transactive energy is about using economic mechanisms to balance supply and demand, potentially across the whole electricity system, while meeting customers needs. In this webinar we will explore the drivers and enablers bring the topic of transactive energy into the spotlight today, how the energy system could evolve under transactive energy and what can this transition means for DSOs.

Register for our upcoming webinar, taking place on Wednesday 21st April, to find out more.

Watch this webinar to find out:
• Where in Europe is DSF most attractive today?
• How do 21 European countries compare against five key metrics for DSF activity?
• How is European policy designed to facilitate DSF markets being implemented by member states?

During the launch webinar we share highlights from the 2nd edition of the EU Market Monitor for Demand Side Flexibility. A public version is available for free. Delta-EE Flexibility Research Service subscribers and smartEn members can access additional content on the seven top DSF markets in Europe.

The EU Market Monitor for DSF is a holistic and independent view of the progress of DSF across 21 European countries in 2020.

Watch the webinar and download the slides on our Webinars page.

The European Market Monitor on Energy Storage (EMMES) 5.0 is now available. 

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

• Based upon primary research with leading companies and stakeholders, many of whom are members of EASE
• Market data that companies can rely on, and is updated annually
• Analysis of EU policy and all the main country markets in Europe – segmenting the residential, commercial/industrial and Front-of-Meter sectors
  
  

Public charging networks are a necessary enabler for wide-spread EV adoption. With over 200,000 public chargepoints connected across Europe so far, competition is booming to offer EV drivers location, access and payment solutions. So, what has the customer experience been so far? And how are eMobility Service Providers shaping the proposition for the next five years?

Join us for our upcoming webinar, where we'll be sharing some of our latest research from the EV Charging Service:

• Results from our EV Owner Survey focused on European behaviours towards public charging
• Review of 100+ European eMobility Service Providers: who are they? What services do they offer? What trends are there in tariff structures?