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Private investment In a report* published in 2019 as part of the Loi de programmation pluriannuelle pour le financement de la recherche, the commission identifies several shortcomings in this area. These shortcomings give rise to what we might call a "lack of creativity" in the world of research. You may ask, what does the [...]
This series of 5 articles has been designed to give you a better understanding of our solution and our knowledge. The solution to: -Smart grid, and economic recovery -Interconnection, which is a priority for smart grids -Lack of regulatory tools -Data security, which is a foundation of the system -Disintermediation, [...] -Smart grids, and economic recovery -Interconnection, which is a priority for smart grids -Lack of regulatory tools -Data security, which is a foundation of the system -Disintermediation, which is a [...]
The current management of smart grids involves the intervention of several intermediaries and the drafting of several contracts by central entities that do not proceed from a coherent organization of their prerogatives. The proliferation of self-producers poses enormous problems for traditional, univocally designed distribution networks. For example, the ability to find a method of [...]
One of the major challenges of smart grids is data security and compliance with the RGPD. Good energy management requires software-based access to production and consumption data. It is important to determine the degree of responsibility of each party. This question does not [...]
As regulations are not conducive to the development of smart grids, the law needs to evolve to create the right conditions for their deployment. In fact, article 1 of the CRE (Commission de régulation de l'énergie - French Energy Regulation Commission) sets out the points in the regulations that are holding back the development of smart grids: [...]
As regulations are not conducive to the development of smart grids, the law needs to evolve to create the right conditions for their deployment. In fact, article 1 of the CRE (Commission de régulation de l'énergie - French Energy Regulation Commission) sets out the points in the regulations that are holding back the development of smart grids: [...]
As the installations were not originally designed for this interconnection, we cannot implement smart grids as they stand. The introduction of new electricity distribution tools and connected meters by Enedis is encouraging the implementation of this system. In addition, there are a number of initiatives [...].
Collaboration between several sectors, enabling the creation of smart grids, is a promising avenue for economic recovery. At the same time, it is an excellent way of accelerating the ecological transition, since the development of self-consumption will provide more attractive access to renewable energies and lead to a shift towards sustainability. In this way, a smart [...]
The rehabilitation scenarios, as defined in "Phase 3: Improvement programs", will be the subject of a detailed financial analysis, based on the "global cost" method and taking into account the following assumptions: 4: The evolution of energy prices according to the average annual growth rate (AAGR). Amortization periods [...].
Rehabilitation scenarios will then be drawn up on the basis of coherent improvement programs adapted to the characteristics of each building, to enable the project owner to orientate his intervention in the best conditions of cost and time. These programs will be presented in the form of "packages" of inseparable projects, corresponding to a level of performance [...].
