Amidst the current geopolitical crisis and its implication on the rising energy prices, a new monitoring report on the implementation of the Electricity Market Design to drive demand-side flexibility (DSF) was presented yesterday by smartEn, the European business association integrating
In the second half of 2021, with the support of its network of members companies, smartEn reviewed the progress made in 11 European Member States (France, Finland, Greece, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Spain) with regards to the
A new edition of the European Market Monitor for Demand-Side Flexibility (DSF) was presented today by smartEn, the European business association integrating the consumer-driven solutions of the clean energy transition, and Delta-EE, a specialist in energy research and consulting service
The EU has been scaling up its climate and energy ambitions, and has now committed to reduce 55% of net GHG emissions by 2030. In order to achieve this target, massive investments in decentralized energy resources are required, such as
The 2021 Market Monitor for demand-side flexibility (DSF) is a report of smartEn in collaboration with LCP Delta. This flagship publication provides a high-level summary of demand-side flexibility (DSF) participation across 30 European markets, benchmarking their progress in enabling flexible
The 2021 smartEn Map illustrates the current roles that DSF plays in different RAMs across a selection of European countries as well as the regulatory conditions for its participation. While resource adequacy is highly dependent on national specificities, like their
This report provides an overview of best practices that demonstrate how data centres are paving the way to an increasingly decarbonised energy system. The companies featured in this report are doing this in the following ways: by sourcing clean electricity
smartEn and Delta-EE launched the second edition of the report “EU Market Monitor for Demand Side Flexibility.” The EU Market Monitor for Demand Side Flexibility 2020 provides a holistic and independent view of the progress of demand side flexibility across
With the advent of decentralised renewable energy generation, storage, demand-side flexibility technologies and increasing electrification, the European energy transition has enabled the rising role of prosumers across Europe. Prosumers, or active energy customers, include households living in single houses or
This report brings together crucial information gathered from a monitoring effort carried out by smartEn in 2020. With the support of its network of member companies, smartEn monitored progress in ten European countries (France, Finland, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Romania,
