The shift to a low-carbon energy mix will require the electrification of our economy, the development of variable renewable energies, and the phase-out of dispatchable thermal power plants. This shift will dramatically impact our electricity grids, needing to address a complex topic: flexibility. Alain Malot, a senior expert of flexibility, with over 30 years of experience in the utility industry, shared with us his analyses on how to capture business opportunities in emerging power system flexibility services.
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Enerdata worked with a foreign start-up developing a flexibility aggregation software and looking at expanding its activities to France.
We segmented the partners and customers for this solution and identified over 30 targets.
We interviewed a large share of the potential players: aggregators, electricity suppliers, ESCOs, in order to gather industry insights on the future of flexibility in France (in particular for demand response).
This analysis provided the team with the key elements to make its strategic decision to...
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