Delta-EE News

Utility plays in public EV charging infrastructure

The latest episode of Talking New Energy is now available. In this episode, host Jon Slowe explores the role that utilities are playing in public charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. He is joined by Amadeus Regerbis, Head of Charging Infrastructure at utility EnBW, and Delta-EE expert Alexander Lewis-Jones. Listen here.

Delta-EE discusses communities and DSOs increasing their footprint at the heart of the energy transition

Rita Desmyter, Delta-EE analyst, writes for The Energy Industry Times on communities and DSOs increasing their footprint at the heart of the energy transition. The article can be found here on page 13.

New report: White labelling heating appliances

Delta-EE's Heating Business Service has published its latest report, White labelling heating appliances, which provides brief analysis of Thermondo’s white label boiler launch and the benefits and risks of white labelling as a strategy.

The report is available to subscribers here. Get in touch for further information.

New report: EV Customer Research Part 2: Smart Charging Preferences

The EVs & Electricity Research Service has published its newest report, from customer research.

This report covers customers' attitudes towards smart charging and their smart charging preferences. The core aims are to:

Provide insight into customers’ attitudes and opinions towards smart charging
Provide insight into customers’ preferences towards certain elements of the smart charging proposition

The report is available to subscribers here.

Watch the webinar: The 2019 EU Market Monitor for Demand Side Flexibility

Watch this Delta-EE / SmartEn webinar to find a summary of our analysis across 21 EU markets on demand side flexibility (DSF). Our DSF market monitor looks at:

Availability, accessibility and monetisation of DSF to value streams
The breadth of asset types and customer segments engaged in DSF
Competitive landscape for DSF

New report: Blockchain in energy

Blockchain in energy does not appear set to reach mainstream application anytime soon. Whilst some would argue it is still early days for the technology, we have not found much evidence that many applications of blockchain in energy will move beyond ‘pilot-mode’ in the next few years. There are two key issues holding it back - these are revealed in our new Blockchain in energy report.