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EEIP will present the ICP project during a mobile VR event at Hannover Messe 2018. The Investor Confidence Project is there to remove many of the complications and risks in improving your company's energy performance. It ensures that the process of choosing what to do, how to do it and how to finance it is standardised. There are still concerns that investing in energy efficiency is risky. ICP is designed to change that. ICP started with investments in buildings and is now broadening the scope to include industry, district energy and street lighting through a two-year project funded by the European Commission. To improve competitiveness, we need to ensure costs are minimised and reduce transaction costs and reduce due diligence-related transaction costs. The project will work with all of those involved in the project cycle from owners through to project developers and verifiers. We need to make sure that the protocols are robust, technical forums are being set up to review the project.
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Digital Transformation of Energy Utilities – Shifting Gears?
Since 2014, utilities have been increasing their investment in digital infrastructure. This is the key finding of the IEA report energy and digitalization. The report provides a detailed overview on how digitalization changes energy consumption in transportation, the industry and the residential sector.
Read Full articleOur Applications Laboratory – The Gold Standard
Our Applications Laboratory is where we solve our customers most challenging heating applications. Dr. Girish Dahake, Sr. Vice President of Global Applications, leads a worldwide team of elite engineers. We have locations in the United States, United Kingdom and The Netherlands.
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Energy Data Insights: The Missing “Smart Step” to Better Building Performance
Dexma showed us a new solution based on the insight of the "2 steps to energy efficiency" The solution is mainly targeted for buildings energy performance. In order to decarbonise EU building stock by 2050, the majority of buildings must be highly energy.
Read Full articlePlastics: Motan - speed controlled vacuum generators
motan’s METRO G and GRAVICOLOR product lines offer a prime example of how process flow digitalization is improving material flow and productivity across the plastics industry. Flexible, intelligent conveying systems with speed-controlled vacuum.
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Blockchain: The basis for disruptive innovation in the energy sector?
Blockchain technology has passed its peak in the hype process, according to Gartner Consultings well-known hype cycles for emerging technologies. Blockchain could change how different business processes are executed, e.g. financial transactions or electricity trade. We.
Read Full articleExplaining the Jargon behind the Internet of Things
Networking has developed its own lexicon and often people do not fully explain their jargon in simple context. This is an attempt by Wesely Whited, a DNV GL lighting and controls consultant, to translate the most common terms used into a language.
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Digital platforms in the energy sector – definition & first applications
In our last two posts we focussed on different concepts for regional flexibility markets. We raised the question whether the future of the distribution grid operators lies in platform businesses or basic asset ownership. In todays post we will shed some light on platforms and their.
Read Full articleBlockchain and the Internet Of Energy
The vision of an internet of electricity is becoming a lot more real with the growing understanding and adoption of blockchain and cryptocurrency. This article gives an idea of the endless possibilities of this concept. It will always reward the most viable solution, which might in cases.
Read Full Business PracticeInfrared Thermal Energy Scanning for Energy Efficiency Assessment
Infrared scanning provides you with good images of the condition of an electrical installation. thermal images make you discover wasted energy and upcoming faults. infrared scanning has the best Return on Investment (ROI) of any of the available electrical inspection tools.
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