Historical suppliers have experienced the time when technical expertise, including network management, dominated because they allowed, in integrated utilities, to ensure the essential: continuity of service and the quality of energy supplied. We were then in a “pushed” value where the energy provider delivered a […]
An energy transition is like a race for transatlantic sailing: several paths are possible, each of them includes pitfalls and difficulties (storms, lack of wind), the intermediate positions of competitors do not always predict the final result. And what connection with energy transitions? Many articles […]
In their usual field of action, the incumbent energy suppliers have only one option in front of the opening and liberalization of the market : losing market shares. Their goal is, of course, to lose as little as possible. How to do ? What experiences […]
The biggest changes are often rooted in the most important crises. Volkswagen could be the last example. In early January 2019, after going through an unprecedented crisis, Volkswagen announced the creation of its subsidiary Elli, a support for its electric mobility policy. Elli will not […]
Never before have we needed to see all energy consumers change their habits, become more sober, more energy-conscious, and we have never been more aware of the difficulties involved in engaging consumers in this transformation. At the heart of this paradox are the energy suppliers, […]
If some paradoxes can make us laugh, if others can annoy us, all have the merit of making us think. At the beginning of the year 2019, I propose this recreational post and introduce you, dear readers, my best wishes of accomplishment and happiness for […]
The European elections reveal more important issues for energy than one might think at first glance. Europe is at a crossroads. On the one hand, voters think that Europe has no political project, no economic project, no societal project. The desire to push back its […]
Providing energy solutions to large consumers is less and less to meet an isolated need, so less and less sell only energy. On the contrary, it means knowing how to accompany them for a long period of time, responding to their new needs as and […]
The liberalization of energy markets, ie their opening to competition, has been widely commented on in terms of short-term results. Has competition favored lower prices for consumers? But liberalization has been much less often seen from the point of view of actors’ game and dynamics […]
European Utility Week, the main event for utilities, echoed earlier this month, an unprecedented invasion and technological storm. But how can the world of energy experts deal with such a movement? Does he have the skills for that? Is it in step with this evolution? […]
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