The energy transition relies on energy efficiency and electrification. Both require the development of new clean and efficient technologies, updated policy frameworks and industrial ecosystems.
The actors involved in developing and commercialising new technologies are constantly navigating through shifting sands. Markets are evolving so rapidly and with such uncertainty that professionals must closely monitor market trends and the broader ecosystem.
To stay ahead in your market, you need to establish a habit of learning news from various perspectives: the transition from thermal to renewable sources, political developments, emerging opportunities, and new players.
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Key Benefits
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Policy & regulatory
- Follow-up of new energy transition policies (new subsidies introduction, new frameworks, regulations and more)
Tenders
- Large tender announcements regarding new technologies (battery storage, electrolysers, large renewable projects and more)
Companies deals & investments
- Companies JV announcements, MoUs, new strategies/objectives, buys & sales…
Projects
- Large projects proposal/announcements/commissioning
Market trends (forecasts & studies)
- Analytic report summaries regarding sectoral trend tendencies, technologies development…
Technology trends
- Elements regarding new technologies emerging on the market such as nuclear fission advancements or 3D printing for power sector manufacturing.
Sectorial decarbonisation trends in major sectors:
- Power sector decarbonisation (transitioning from coal-to-gas, natural gas to hydrogen, coal-to-biomass, waste-to-Energy watch, biogas, geothermal and more)
- Mobility sector decarbonisation (road, trains, maritime, fluvial, air) via the use of NGV, BioGNV, electricity for large vehicles or hydrogen.
- Industrial sector decarbonisation (hard-to-abate sectors: cement, steelworks, chemical industries…) via CCS, energy efficiency, subsidies or financing.
Optional topics
- Major players watch
- New technologies: desalinisation, ammonia, nuclear other than SMRs, and more.
- Thermal energy to be transitioned (coal, gas)
- Renewable energies
- Storage (LDES, BESS)
- Hydrogen
- Geothermal
- Biomass
- Biogas
- Nuclear (SMRs)
- Offshore wind
Energy transition market information is generated using several Enerdata’s services: H2 companies database and Power Plant Tracker. Moreover, our market intelligence team feeds the news section through reliable information sources: specialised press, annual company reports, and official reports of government bodies and regulators.
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