Energy

The rise of renewable energy has brought energy storage systems (ESS) to the forefront of modern energy infrastructure. These systems are critical in addressing the variability of renewable sources such as wind and solar. Industrial IoT (IIoT) technologies are emerging

The smart grid transformed modern energy management by integrating digital technology into traditional power grids. It enhances real-time monitoring, control, and optimizes energy distribution and consumption. This change is crucial for meeting the growing need for reliable, sustainable, and efficient

I had the opportunity to interview James Walker, CEO of Nano Nuclear Energy, Inc. about the current state of nuclear power as a viable and sustainable supply option for global energy markets. Greg: For the years following the incident in Fukushima,

Technology focused on building a more sustainable future continues to advance at incredible speed. The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and real-time analytics are opening up new horizons for renewable energy. This post looks at the intersections of innovation and

Renewable energy is more important than ever, so integrating advanced technologies is pivotal for enhancing efficiency and reliability. Among these technologies, time series databases, particularly InfluxDB, are proving instrumental. This article delves into how the renewable energy sector uses time

ju:niz Energy is at the forefront of the decentralized energy transition in Germany. Why? Because ju:niz Energy has intelligent energy management systems that control battery storage and decentralized energy systems for optimal results. Their decentralized energy supplies include renewable energies,

In the heart of Germany lies a story of generational stewardship and a commitment to environmental sustainability. It is the story of a family whos journey from hunters to pioneers in green energy reflects a profound dedication to leaving a

ARC Advisory Group announced during the ARC Forum 2024 the release of Sustainability Data as a Service (SDaaS). This subscription-based service provides a use case-centric view of key opportunities related to energy transition and sustainability in the global industrial marketplace.

The energy sector still grapples with challenges of legacy infrastructure and vendor lock-in, even in the era of Utility 4.0. To address these challenges, the industry needs to integrate outdated existing systems with disruptive digital technologies. This also involves increased