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smart mobility
A zero-emission fleet as a driver for a competitive advantage and growth
Changing expectations from society are influencing the way industries conduct their business. Companies are increasingly aware of the need to earn the trust of local...
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energy transition
The rise of flexibility markets: a race to the new standard
The problem of local congestion on the Dutch grid will increase in the coming years. It will be crucial to develop better ways of managing energy supply and demand. New propositions start to appear and competitors are raising the stakes. The race is on!
smart mobility
Narrowing the gap
Governmental intervention plays an important part in the transition to electric mobility. Preferential regulations that favour electric driving and smart charging are an important first step to help electric vehicles reach mass acceptance.
energy transition
How property developers can contribute to make cities more sustainable
Property developers are redefining their position. From typical real estate developers to more integrated players in smart housing and shared mobility. Let's take a look at a few observations in the market.
energy transition
Local congestion: a barrier for the energy transition
We are in a transition from centralised fossil fuelled electricity production to a more decentralised system with an irregular renewable energy supply. And at the same time, residential demands are changing significantly. Both trends have a strong negative effect on the stability of the grid. How are we going to deal with congestion and ensure security of supply in these times of change?
smart mobility
Owning my mobility data: good for me, good for the operators
Car2Go, Fetch or Greenwheels? The growing variety of car-sharing options makes it very easy to get a quick ride in just one click. And we can choose for the most suitable option depending on our needs each day. But sharing our personal data with all different mobility providers can be pretty inconvenient. Are you in control of your own your data?
energy transition
Dutch net-metering regulation extended. Great news or maybe not?
Net-metering regulations are a great way to stimulate the sale of solar panels as they make them financially attractive for consumers. But is sending all our excess energy back to grid the best solution?
smart mobility
A smart energy offer for electric lease drivers
Is driving an electric vehicle the answer to zero emission mobility? At least not for the 100%, as in many cases the required electricity is produced by gas, or even coal, power plants. We need a solution for the electric vehicle to accelerate the renewable share in the energy mix.
energy transition
How corporate venturing accelerates the Energy Transition
Corporate venturing is hot! In today’s digital economy, internal investment and M&A activity alone aren’t enough to drive the growth companies need to stay competitive.
smart mobility
The one business case in mobility where idleness is a virtue
For businesses, electric vehicles can bring value beyond mobility. They are an asset for generating cost savings, or even revenue, from electricity storage.
energy transition
On sunny weekends solar power in Germany can reach 50% of electricity demand
New consumer trends drive the energy transition. Businesses can make use of these trends to develop profitable revenue on the basis of renewable energy.
energy transition
Car manufacturers become energy suppliers. Energy companies become… what?
Electricity will soon be the energy source for almost everything we use or drive. How can the industry capitalize on this ecosystem change?
energy transition
Bakery Paul may offer you a better price when you pay in kWh rather than in USD
The transition from fossil energy to renewable electricity will impact society in the same disruptive manner as the internet did in the previous century.
energy transition
What if electricity does not fit in your suitcase? Power-to-Gas!
Electricity from wind and solar works well for homes, offices and electric cars. But how to use renewable energy in situations where electricity is not the way to go?
