Innovation Benchmarking in European Energy Utilities

Innovation Benchmarking in European Energy Utilities

Identifying Best Practices among Leading Firms

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03-Jan-2017
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Research Code: 9AAE-00-2D-00-00
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The energy industry, which has traditionally been highly stable, is currently undergoing a drastic transformation. A number of disrupting elements, including the digitisation of electricity networks and products, deregulation, increased competition from new entrants, decreasing demand, a shift to cleaner energy sources, changes in consumption patterns, and new business models, are forcing energy utilities to change the way in which they do business. This has been particularly significant for European energy utilities where these transformational drivers have been the most felt. In response to this threat, many of the leading companies in Europe have been investing heavily in research and development to diversify their small portfolios (electricity sales) and capture new product opportunities (smart and connected home devices, distributed generation products). In addition, several firms have taken the more audacious steps of re-structuring themselves to better focus on emerging market opportunities. Ultimately, these changes will lead to new business models being adopted in the industry. In this insight, Frost & Sullivan assesses the key areas of innovation currently being targeted by the leading market participants and scouts for industry best practices that will most likely lead to market success.

Table of Contents

CEO’s 360 Degree Perspective on Growth

Areas of Innovation of Major Utilities

Key Findings

Associated Research and Multimedia

Introduction

Introduction (continued)

Introduction (continued)

Introduction (continued)

Introduction (continued)

Key Enablers for Innovation in the Utility Sector

Enablers Explained

Enablers Explained (continued)

Key Challenges for Utility Business Model Innovation

Challenges Explained

Challenges Explained (continued)

Key Trends and Areas of Innovation in Utilities

Key Trends and Areas of Innovation in Utilities (continued)

Key Trends and Areas of Innovation in Utilities (continued)

Key Trends and Areas of Innovation in Utilities (continued)

Key Trends and Areas of Innovation in Utilities (continued)

Key Trends and Areas of Innovation in Utilities (continued)

Key Trends and Areas of Innovation in Utilities (continued)

Recent Statements from Key Utilities

Growth Option Matrix

Utility Ratings

Utility Ratings (continued)

EDF

EDF (continued)

EDF (continued)

EDF (continued)

RWE

RWE (continued)

RWE (continued)

RWE (continued)

E.ON

E.ON (continued)

E.ON (continued)

E.ON (continued)

ENEL

ENEL (continued)

ENEL (continued)

ENEL (continued)

ENGIE

ENGIE (continued)

ENGIE (continued)

ENGIE (continued)

Predictions for the Future

Legal Disclaimer

The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition: Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

The energy industry, which has traditionally been highly stable, is currently undergoing a drastic transformation. A number of disrupting elements, including the digitisation of electricity networks and products, deregulation, increased competition from new entrants, decreasing demand, a shift to cleaner energy sources, changes in consumption patterns, and new business models, are forcing energy utilities to change the way in which they do business. This has been particularly significant for European energy utilities where these transformational drivers have been the most felt. In response to this threat, many of the leading companies in Europe have been investing heavily in research and development to diversify their small portfolios (electricity sales) and capture new product opportunities (smart and connected home devices, distributed generation products). In addition, several firms have taken the more audacious steps of re-structuring themselves to better focus on emerging market opportunities. Ultimately, these changes will lead to new business models being adopted in the industry. In this insight, Frost & Sullivan assesses the key areas of innovation currently being targeted by the leading market participants and scouts for industry best practices that will most likely lead to market success.
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No Index No
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Author Thomas Houareau
Industries Energy
WIP Number 9AAE-00-2D-00-00
Keyword 1 European Energy Utility
Keyword 2 Utility Innovation Ratings
Keyword 3 Areas of Innovation in Utilities
Is Prebook No