Focus Areas
Essential insights for navigating the electrotech era
The global energy system is undergoing a transformational shift from a system run on fossil fuels to one powered by electrotech like solar, batteries, EVs and heat pumps. An energy system based on electrons boosts efficiency, energy security and price stability compared to the current energy system, which wastes two-thirds of energy – mostly as heat – and has left three-quarters of the global population dependent on fossil imports.
Clean electricity
Supply electrons
Solar and wind are the fastest-growing sources of electricity globally as they are cheaper and faster to deploy, and boost resilience to fossil supply shocks.
Clean flexibility
Shift electrons
A power system dominated by solar and wind runs most efficiently with batteries, enhanced grids, demand response and other flexibility solutions.
Electrification
Use electrons
Powering transport, homes and industries with electrotech like EVs and heat pumps is more efficient than fossil alternatives and reduces import dependence.
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Clean flexibility
Grids and interconnection
Stronger investment and better planning for electricity grids is crucial to unlock the full benefits of clean power
Batteries and energy storage
The ultimate clean flexibility tool for making clean electricity available when it is needed most, while keeping power grids stable and secure
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