The digitization of the economy and private lives (including new and smarter ways for private households to consume, produce and manage their own energy), the circular economy, the creation of... read more →
The eceee Summer Study was back early June 2022 with an in-presence event. What a pleasure for the newTRENDS team to present insights into two panel sessions* and an “informal”... read more →
Abstract: Smart meters can help citizens in optimizing energy consumption patterns. However, mixed evidence exists on their effectiveness in reducing energy demand and especially in levelling off the daily peaks... read more →
Abstract: Vor dem Hintergrund steigender Materialbedarfe und fortschreitender Klimakrise gewinnt die Kreislaufwirtschaft für die Treibhausgasemissionsreduktion auch politisch an Bedeutung. Die Umsetzung solcher Maßnahmen ist insbesondere in Grundstoffindustrien relevant, da diesen... read more →
Abstract: This paper is the first country-specific analysis of the market-driven Smart Metering innovation system, covering technologies, actors, and policies. It provides new insights on the key enablers and barriers... read more →
This paper addresses the following question: How can smart energy management system (SEMS) influence the residential electricity consumption at both individual household and national level? First, we developed an hourly... read more →
This paper addresses the following question: How can smart energy management system (SEMS) influence the residential electricity consumption at both individual household and national level? First, we developed an hourly... read more →
The following summary describes the results of the 1st stakeholder meeting conducted on 22nd October 2021. The engagement of different groups of stakeholders within the project is as important as... read more →
The aim of the newTRENDs project is not only to model energy demand but also to reach decision-makers with the modelling findings. Therewith, the project results can guide policy-makers in... read more →
Residential and commercial actors contribute around 30% of global energy-related emissions. By transitioning from consumers to prosumagers, the energy consumption and GHG emissions of these two sectors are expected to... read more →