Delta-EE's New Energy Business Model Service has published a viewpoint report on Peer to Peer (P2P) energy trading.

“Peer to Peer” energy trading implies direct interaction between prosumer and consumer. In reality, nearly all peer to peer (P2P) exchanges of energy in Europe are ‘virtual’, not ‘physical’. Strictly speaking, rarely are they even exchanges between peers, but more often between contracted members of an energy community.

The report is available to subscribers of the New Energy Business Model Service here.

If you would like more information or to access the report and are not a subscriber, please get in touch.

We are very pleased to announce the Europe-Japan Energy Transition Forum, taking place in Tokyo, Japan on Monday 17th February. This event has grown from our ongoing relationship with our clients and colleagues in Japan.

As the energy transition moves forward, it is clear that Japan has much to learn from European energy players. Likewise, Japan provides insight and learnings to European companies. This event creates the ideal opportunity for Delta-EE to share its research with Japanese clients, via translated presentations. A Q&A session will allow delegates to delve even deeper into topics such as electric vehicles and fleets, virtual power plants and platforms, and new energy business models.

You can find out information on speakers and the topics covered at https://www.delta-ee.com/europejapanforum.

Delta-EE holds its next webinar on Heat as a Service, an ever growing topic in the European heating sector.

In this webinar we explore:
- What is Heat as a Service?
- What's behind the recent interest in Heat as a Service?
- Examples of service-based business models for heating
- Delta-EE's outlook for how the market will evolve

Register for this upcoming Delta-EE webinar here.

Listen to the latest episode of Talking New Energy, available now.

Jon Slowe, Delta-EE Director and host, is joined by Hallstein Hagen, Senior Consultant from NODES, Marko Kruithof, Programme Manager at GOPACS, and Philippa Hardy, Delta-EE Flexibility expert. They discuss platforms, flexibility and congestion in electricity networks, and the role demand side flexibility, PV and electrification will play in this.

Visit www.delta-ee.com/talkingnewenergy or subscribe via your Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc.

A new Delta-EE report looking at public EV charging infrastructure highlights the UK is one of the leading European countries for chargepoint infrastructure, with nine EVs per public chargepoint - a better ratio than recommended by the European Commission of 10 EVs per chargepoint.

Read the press release to find out more.

Watch the latest webinar from Delta-EE's research team, where we discuss the European home energy management market, covering:
- Categorising the various types of HEM
- The top use cases being offered for HEM
- A European overview of the HEM trends

Watch the webinar / Request the slides