Energy digitalization: challenges and opportunities for the industry
What are the the industrial implications of Europe’s digital energy revolution? What new business models do we need to make the best of it? What polic
Speakers
Simone Tagliapietra
Bruegel Senior fellow
Jean Jacques Marchais
Director of Energy Efficiency Standardisation and Regulation, Schneider Electric,
Mark van Stiphout
Deputy Head of Unit, New energy technologies, innovation and clean coal, European Commission,
Laura Cozzi
Head of the Energy Demand Outlook Division, World Energy Outlook, International Energy Agency (IEA),
Hans Nieman
Senior Vice President, Business Energy Products, Prysmian Group,
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summary
Digital technologies are set to make the European energy system more connected, intelligent, efficient, reliable and sustainable. Data collection and exchange are growing exponentially, creating digital threats but also valuable opportunities. In this rapidly evolving context, the European energy industry has both the challenge and the opportunity to reinvent itself. With this event, Bruegel aims at fostering a discussion about the industrial implications of Europe’s digital energy revolution, the new business models needed to make the best of it, and the policy frameworks required to facilitate all these developments.
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