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Last chance to register for tomorrow’s webinar. Join us as we dive deep into best practices for heat pump deployment and share expert insights and key takeaways. If you haven’t registered, you can do here https://zurl.co/aQlF We look forward to seeing you tomorrow! Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP) CLASP Agora Energiewende Crux Alliance Dr Richard Lowes Poullette FARAON CHAUL CORONA Rachael Wilkinson Yatharth Sharma
European grids are decarbonising at a remarkable pace, but the electrification of industrial energy demand is lagging behind. Sem Oxenaar and Jan Rosenow highlight how governments and industry can play a crucial role in realizing the significant benefits of industrial electrification for both climate goals and EU energy import independence. Read more ⬇ how we can accelerate this transition and unlock its full potential. #EnergyTransition #Decarbonisation #Electrification #ClimateAction #EU #IndustrialElectrification
Energy transition optimist │ Director, European Programmes at Regulatory Assistance Project │ Research Associate at Oxford and Cambridge Universities │ LinkedIn Top Voice │ FEI │ FRSA
HOT OFF THE PRESS: Ramping up industrial electrification is a win-win for EU import dependency and climate. But how to unleash its potential from currently only 3% of process heat? Sem Oxenaar & me Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP) have some answers in FORESIGHT Climate & Energy. https://lnkd.in/gVHNhUfy
NEW toolkit out today - a collaboration between Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP) and Ember! Authors Zsuzsanna Pató, Elisabeth Cremona and Chris Rosslowe show us what an "ideal" hosting capacity map might look like for grid operators. Learn more about this interactive briefing ⬇ .
Transparency about power grid capacity is no longer a ‘nice-to-have' but a ‘must’ for an efficient #EnergyTransition. More transparency is not going to solve the need to build more #GridInfrastructure but can speed up the currently very inefficient application process. It can help eliminate the "fishing" for capacity with multiple applications for a new grid connection. In addition, it can provide a platform for matchmaking resources with complementary load/generation profiles. EU legislation requires ALL grid operators to develop hosting capacity maps; specifics are still in the making. In the meantime, find out what we believe an “ideal” map would look like in the briefing I developed with Elisabeth Cremona and Chris Rosslowe from Ember: https://bit.ly/3Smmb4i Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP) Deborah Bynum Bram Claeys Timothy Simard Jaap Burger Andreas Jahn Ronny Sandoval Jan Rosenow
Happy Friday! Dr Richard Lowes is here to remind everyone that hydrogen for heating isn't the solution to clean heating challenges. Complete with loud music and loud shirts! Check out this great video below. 🤘
Senior Associate - RAP, Research Fellow - Exeter, Non-exec - Scot Gov. Energy policy expert specialising in heating, gas and electrification. Proudly independent and no political affiliation.
I've heard repeatedly that new members of parliament are being lobbied by the gas industry on hydrogen for heating which we all know is a terrible idea. Here are the facts about hydrogen, the reasons for the lobbying and what we must do - to a drum and bass soundtrack. 🕺 My long read for recharge news that I refer to in the video and expand on this issues is here. I'm always happy to speak if I can help. https://lnkd.in/eNx-bmHP And a sharable youtube link is here: https://lnkd.in/eFRb4c6s
