I Assume, therefore I Learn
Today, the real challenge with the emerging Smart Grids businesses is not the technology itself, it is the the business model and earning logic for the service that the technology […]
Today, the real challenge with the emerging Smart Grids businesses is not the technology itself, it is the the business model and earning logic for the service that the technology […]
Most people will tell you that electric vehicles will have a high marketshare in the future and that electric drivetrains have a lot of advantages over the conventional powertrains. However, […]
In the previous posts of this series (Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3) I have discussed various points that directly contribute to the revenue and earnings of the EV […]
This time around I want to discuss a topic that may be obvious to some people, but is still worthy of discussion and debate, namely the use of kWhs as […]
Originally I thought that I would keep this as the last topic to be addressed in this series of blog posts about revenue issues due to its slightly more complex […]
In my blog post last week I discussed the profitability of the EV charging business. This is a well-known challenge and one of the key reasons why public charging infrastructure […]
I recently read a survey where utility executives were asked about the challenges that they are facing. You can find the survey here: The State of the Electric Utility 2015 […]
One of the fundamental changes in Smart Grids versus the traditional electricity grid is the bi-directional flow of electricity and infromation. The customers are empowered to do things that once […]