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Slovakia sits at the heart of the European energy network, with connections to Poland, Ukraine, Hungary and the Czech Republic. Slovakia generates 71.4% of its electricity from nuclear and hydropower. With the new nuclear units under construction, export potential is likely to exist, but this is expected in the long-term. Slovakia’s hydropower cap...

In order to achieve the target of 20 per cent energy savings by 2020, the EU needs to augment its efforts on energy efficiency measures especially in the residential sector, which contributes to 27 per cent of total EU energy consumption. MicroCHP is the next generation solution with high efficiency, and is a replacement option for millions of boi...

The European smart meters market is very much in the growth stage of its life cycle, with massive investment and acceleration anticipated within the current decade. Currently Sweden and Italy are the only mature markets in Europe. Smart meter developments are taking place in countries like Denmark, Finland and Norway, while large scale rollouts ha...

Germany was an early leader in renewable energy; although its pace has slowed, the country still continues to make significant investment in new wind and solar capacity. This investment must be supported by investment in new grid interconnections to ensure that the electricity generated is used and not wasted. Austria has also followed Germany's le...

12 Sep 2018  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Dynamic Competitors in the European Battery Energy Storage Market, 2018

Intelligent Software-based Energy Storage Solutions Providing Grid Ancillary Services Driving the Market

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The European energy storage market is undergoing a stage of technological evolution, with digital transformation, electric vehicle (EV) penetration, and smart grid initiatives leading the charge. The European region is becoming a hotspot for energy storage driven by falling battery and photovoltaic (PV) costs, attractive subsidies, and increasing e...

The European UPS industry has a highly competitive landscape where one of the key challenges for a UPS manufacturer is to differentiate itself from its competitors. It is important for a manufacturer to keep up with new technologies and industry trends and come up with UPS solutions that cater to the growing needs of businesses. The power demand ha...

This energy profile provides a detailed insight into the energy sector of Turkey in the current scenario and also presents an energy forecast between the years 2018 to 2030. The global energy sector has seen a drastic transformation in recent years and with the advancement of new technologies and energy systems, it is moving towards creating a re...

The privatisation of distribution regions in Turkey has allowed grid investments to be conducted in a more systematic manner. The primary aim is to supply uninterrupted and high-quality energy to the different regions of the country by reducing the loss and theft ratio. In the third investment period (2016-2020) the total investment budget has been...

06 Mar 2020  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Power and Cooling in the European Data Centre Market, Forecast to 2025

Investment in Cloud and Colocation Services in Europe Drives the Demand for Power and Cooling Solutions

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The data centre UPS and cooling systems are critical components of a data centre, which fulfil power and cooling requirements for the data centre’s electronic equipment. The growth of the Internet and smart mobile devices, cloud computing, and Internet of Things (IoT) across Europe has led to increased data creation, which needs to be stored and pr...