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[ 21 January 2019 ] Is Volkswagen the most disruptive player in the energy market? Non classé
[ 14 January 2019 ] Energy suppliers: at the heart of a global move Non classé
[ 7 January 2019 ] The energy paradoxes of today Non classé
[ 17 December 2018 ] European elections essential for energy Policies
[ 10 December 2018 ] Deploying energy solutions for professionals means learning how to get out of your comfort zone Utilities
[ 3 December 2018 ] Liberalization of the market: consequences are specific to each country Policies
[ 26 November 2018 ] European Utility Week: Is the gap widening between utilities and technologies? Technologies
[ 19 November 2018 ] European Utility Week: The world of energy has become a technological world Industry
[ 12 November 2018 ] The battle to control the buildings energy systems Industry
[ 5 November 2018 ] Energy efficiency: a changing concept Utilities
[ 29 October 2018 ] Switzerland, example or dilemma for Europe of energy? Policies
[ 22 October 2018 ] Are distribution system operators in a world without competition? Utilities
[ 15 October 2018 ] The battle around shared infrastructures Technologies
[ 8 October 2018 ] Discover the DNA of energy suppliers through their offerings Utilities
[ 1 October 2018 ] Energy transition: the need to rethink lobbying? Policies

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Is Volkswagen the most disruptive player in the energy market?

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, [...]
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Energy suppliers: at the heart of a global move

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. [...]
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The energy paradoxes of today

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, [...]
Policies

European elections essential for energy

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 [...]
Utilities

Deploying energy solutions for professionals means learning how to get out of your comfort zone

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 [...]
Policies

Liberalization of the market: consequences are specific to each country

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 [...]
Technologies

European Utility Week: Is the gap widening between utilities and technologies?

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 [...]
Industry

European Utility Week: The world of energy has become a technological world

The main European event of the electric utilities community has just ended. We are no longer in the days when, slowly, new applications emerged. It was enough to visit the EUW fair as a huge [...]
Industry

The battle to control the buildings energy systems

Our minds have been influenced for years by a world that was a priori based on simple concepts: the buildings energy systems were controlled by the electrician (and therefore by the electrical equipment manufacturers) and [...]
Utilities

Energy efficiency: a changing concept

Initially, energy efficiency was conceived as energy savings. Although sobriety remains at the heart of energy efficiency, new conceptions of energy efficiency have developed and give very contrasting images of this notion. Why so many [...]
Policies

Switzerland, example or dilemma for Europe of energy?

Like many “small” European countries, Switzerland does not necessarily attract the attention of the big energy players. And yet? Switzerland is regularly ranked at the top of the innovating countries alongside Scandinavian countries,it enjoys a [...]
Utilities

Are distribution system operators in a world without competition?

In our minds, everything seems clear, distribution network operators (DSOs) belong to the regulated world, therefore remain in a monopoly and are without competition. Is the situation as clear as that? Will we see the [...]
Technologies

The battle around shared infrastructures

The multiplication of digital applications is expensive. In the case of distributed energy systems or in cities, the sharing of infrastructures, for example acquisition or data communication infrastructures, seems to be a way of optimizing [...]
Utilities

Discover the DNA of energy suppliers through their offerings

How simple was the past energy world! The energy utility’s catalog often boiled down to one or two rates of electricity, gas or heat. In recent years, changes in energy systems and the opening of [...]
Policies

Energy transition: the need to rethink lobbying?

First of all, let us define what lobbying is: for me, it includes all the influence actions carried out on behalf of one or more economic actors to influence decision-makers, principally, legislators. Lobbying often exclusively [...]
Utilities

Flexibility, the gold rush of the energy transition?

Flexibility in different forms is at the forefront of energy publications and conferences. Fashionable for 10 years, the subject does not seem to run out of steam; better, flexibilities even appear today as an essential [...]
Policies

Energy efficiency: obligation or no obligation?

What lies behind this innocuous question? For some proponents of liberalism, energy efficiency should not be an obligation, free to everyone to commit to it: it is clear that few actors feel concerned and the [...]
Policies

Smart Cities: Citizens will be at the heart of their success

The summer allowed me, article by article, with texts longer than usual, to expose different aspects of the Smart Energy Cities: the reasons which make them unavoidable, the founding actions of any initiative wishing to [...]
Policies

9 energy action plans often essential in Smart Cities

I recently shared with you 7 actions that seem essential to me to create a Smart Energy City. These 7 actions are founding pillars of any energy policy of the city. These included the establishment [...]
Utilities

Sell electricity and gas or energy intelligence?

The main activity, what do I say ?, the sole activity of energy companies vis-à-vis their residential customers has been, for decades, to provide and sell them, gas and electricity, in seemingly unlimited quantity and [...]
Policies

7 reasons for a city to become smart

It seems obvious that a city should, today, become Smart, ie a digital city. But are we clear on the reasons for this evolution? How to make it understood by all citizens? How to organize [...]
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7 key actions to make an energy smart city

Making a city smart in terms of energy, projecting it successfully into an energy transition, mainly today to reduce CO2 emissions, can be a complex issue. As a result, it may be difficult to associate [...]
Policies

The energy transition: examples of offensive approaches

Unlike the United States and France, which I mentioned recently, countries have adopted, for various reasons, a more offensive strategy in the face of energy transition issues: An offensive strategy by choice: Denmark In 1995, [...]
Policies

The energy transition: examples of rather defensive approaches

The energy transition is a path chosen by each country or each autonomous entity to define its energy policy to achieve a major objective: reduce its environmental impact and CO2 emissions, get out of the [...]
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An energy audit is not a guarantee of performance

Many countries have made energy audits mandatory, especially for larger consumers, as part of their energy efficiency policy. But is this provision effective? Is it the first step in the desired energy transition for all [...]

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