Smarter Grid Solutions eyes European expansion after dynamic curtailment success
Smart Grid Solutions (SGS) is to expand into Europe after a successful ‘dynamic curtailment’ trial in Germany.
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Solar inverter specialist SolarEdge is deploying augmented reality (AR) technology to show off distributed energy’s real-world capabilities.
Zouk targets Italian EV market with new investment
Infrastructure fund manager Zouk Capital is expanding its EV portfolio, taking a majority stake in Italian e-mobility firm BE Power.
Mercedes-Benz partners Engie and EVBox for EV 'one-stop-shop'
Mercedes-Benz has partnered Engie and EVBox to provide EV charging for customers in Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg (BeNeLux).
Latest bill sets out to help 'disadvantaged' EV drivers with standardisation and interoperability
Electric vehicle drivers in the UK are disadvantaged compared to the rest of Europe, according to the MP behind a private members’ bill aiming to standardise charge points and introduce interoperable payment systems.
Shell installs 'next generation' electric vehicle chargers in France as charging network grows
Shell has launched its first high-powered 350kW electric vehicle chargers in France, despite no vehicle currently on the market being able to take full advantage of the charging speed.
EDF sets out to dominate European e-mobility by 2022
EDF has set out plans to become Europe’s leading e-mobility energy company within four years, pledging to become the biggest charging network operator and lead on smart charging technologies.
European regulators urged to protect small-scale renewables from priority dispatch cut
A number of European associations have urged the continent’s policymakers to re-assess priority dispatch and balancing responsibility for small-scale renewables, arguing them to be the “backbone” of a smart, decarbonised grid.
‘Beast from the East’ exposed undue UK reliance on interconnectors, report claims
The ‘Beast from the East’ cold snap in late February and early March exposed what Drax Group has dubbed an “undue reliance” on the country’s interconnection capacity.