Delta-EE, the specialist new energy market research consultancy, has released its Connected Homes; State of the Market 2020 report revealing over 7.5 million homes across Europe now have connected home energy devices with 13% growth expected this year, despite COVID-19.

A new multi-partner project led by National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO) and Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is exploring the potential to use electric heat demand in off-gas areas of Scotland to soak up surplus wind generation, rather than reduce wind farms’ output.

23 March 2020: Today, the European Association for Storage of Energy (EASE) and Delta-EE, Europe’s leading new energy research and consulting company, launch the fourth edition of the European Market Monitor on Energy Storage (EMMES). The report demonstrates the European market grew by a total of 1GWh in 2019, a significant slow-down compared to 2018. Front-of-meter installations slowed dramatically in 2019, while residential behind-the-meter capacity was the fastest growing market segment.

New research uncovers how drivers will behave and what it means for charging infrastructure, utilities and the electricity system

Paris, le 21 mai 2019 - En choisissant Paris pour cette nouvelle implantation, Delta-ee, renforce sa position d’expert pan-européen, permettant aux organisations de développer les meilleures stratégies, modèles économiques et offres clients pour la transition énergétique.

Cette installation lui permet de resserrer les liens avec sa base installée de clients en France et en Europe, et de proposer un accompagnement plus étroit aux entreprises européennes de services publics, aux industriels, aux entreprises technologiques et aux start-ups innovantes.

21/05/2019, Paris: Delta-ee, the specialist ‘new energy’ research and consulting company, has opened an office in Paris. The expansion reinforces the company’s position as a pan-European ‘new energy’ expert that enables organisations to develop the best strategies, business models and customer propositions for the energy transition.

The move to Paris allows the company to not only cement relations with existing clients based in both France and across Europe, but also to provide an additional level of support to European utilities, manufacturers, technology companies and innovative start-ups.  Furthermore, it will strengthen Delta-ee’s capability to offer energy market expertise in European regulation, policy environments and the nuances of different national approaches to ‘new energy’.

New research from EASE and Delta-ee shows 2018 was a stellar year – but this very high rate of growth won’t be maintained into 2019.