Capturing the opportunity of renewable energy

Flexibility has a valuable role to play in the Greek mainland system and the already ambitious capacity expansion can be optimised further.

What is the cost of a “carbon-free” system versus a “carbon-neutral system”? And what are these costs relative to?

What is the path to a 100% renewable energy future and the role of flexibility in making this a reality?

This white paper explores a new path that would enable California to meet its goal of 100% clean electricity by 2040 — five years ahead of schedule.

What are the most cost-effective ways forward for the country’s power sector? Read more in the white paper.

By optimising the power system in Taiwan, up to USD 12.5 billion savings could be made while reducing CO₂ intensity by 17%.

By optimising the Sri Lankan power system, cumulative savings up to USD 5 billion could be made

High Renewable Integration and the optimal power system. Read more in the white paper.

Italy could save up to 400 million euros annually in system cost reductions, by better utilising renewables in their power system.

Adding 2-3 GW of flexibility in the Ukrainian power system by 2025 would reduce the curtailment of renewable energy from 30% to almost 0% and the overall system cost by 200-450MUSD per year.