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Eurelectric: Grid digitalisation can improve power system efficiency in Europe, but untapped potential remains - Vimarsana News

Eurelectric: Grid digitalisation can improve power system efficiency in Europe, but untapped potential remains

/PRNewswire/ -- Europe's electricity grid is undergoing a massive transformation driven by ambitious decarbonisation. A new power system is emerging from the...

Data: the missing link for electric vehicles - Vimarsana News

Data: the missing link for electric vehicles

Electric utilities are pushing for greater data sharing between cars and infrastructure, says Eurelectric’s secretary-general Kristian Ruby.

Europe wary of clean-tech protectionism on green-transition cost - Vimarsana News

Europe wary of clean-tech protectionism on green-transition cost

Negotiators are set to conclude talks Tuesday on the Net Zero Industry Act — the EUs answer to the USs Inflation Reduction Act — that aims to ensure that the regions energy transition isnt accompanied by a mass flight of the critical industries needed to power it.

LIVESTREAM: 'Energy Trilemma: The Backbone for Energy Transition - Baltic Sea Region Focus' - Vimarsana News

LIVESTREAM: 'Energy Trilemma: The Backbone for Energy Transition - Baltic Sea Region Focus'

A conference on energy security, accessibility and sustainability in the Baltic Sea region is being held in Rīga December 11.

Source: eng.lsm.lv
Solar energy investors call on State to remove barriers - Vimarsana News

Solar energy investors call on State to remove barriers

Solar energy sector leaders are calling upon the State to use tax breaks to incentivise farmers to lease out their land to solar energy projects. Pádraig Hoare, Environment Correspondent, reports