Energy Transition

Renewable Energy & UN SDGs: the UN goals for a sustainable world where renewables play a key role.

P2P energy trading. How important is this trading service for PV residential prosumers to participate in Energy Transition.

An analysys about the importance and options of dynamic energy tariffs in Europe.

Saving money with lower electricity bills with home energy management system

The pursuit of a world powered entirely by green energy sources has gained significant attention in recent years due to the urgent need...

After six years living in Europe and deeply involved into the European Energy Market, I am finally scratching the surface of this complex...

Die meisten Menschen stimmen überein, dass Wasser, Wind und Sonne eine perfekte Kombination für den Sommerurlaub sind. Wenn es sich um...

The Northeast region of Brazil is widely known by the natural beauty of its beaches, warm climate, people hospitality, quiet sea and...

Have you ever thought that one single word represents more than half of the whole energy consumed on Earth? Its concept has triggered...

When the president of The United States Barak Obama visited Brazil in March 19-20th, 2011 there was an immense expectation from both...

As smart meters and DERs spread, dynamic electricity tariffs put consumers in control—linking bills to live prices so homes shift usage, monetize exports, and support renewable integration.

Dynamic tariffs and ai are fast becoming the operating system of modern EMS. By syncing devices with live prices and forecasts, dynamic tariffs and ai unlock bigger savings, higher self-consumption, and more reliable renewable integration.

Across Europe, ai-driven hems are moving beyond gadgets to outcomes—syncing PV, batteries, EVs, heat pumps, and dynamic tariffs. With automation and open standards, ai-driven hems cut bills, raise self-consumption, and enable flexibility.

Fertilizer links food and energy. Fossil fuels and crop yields are tied through Haber–Bosch ammonia, and fossil fuels and crop yields will remain connected until low-carbon ammonia scales without price shocks.

Energy transition economics explains why some swaps—like electric lighting—scale fast while others (ammonia, steel, aviation) remain costly. Energy transition economics helps separate quick wins from hard-to-abate sectors.