Germany will elect a new Parliament on September 26. After sixteen years under the leadership of Angela Merkel, the polls suggest a change of power. What does this mean for the German energy policy and what are the implications in the European context? In a webinar in cooperation with the Norwegian-German Chamber of Commerce two days after the election, we analyze the election results in terms of possible changes in energy policy.
Europe has to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 and this requires a drastic restructuring of the energy system within the next decade. The transition on the continent will be even more difficult than in the Nordic countries, and we want to help! Therefore, we are expanding to Germany and are looking for committed new consultants to help our customers navigate the path to a sustainable society.
Energi21 is revising its research strategy for climate-friendly energy technologies. Ahead of this process, we’ve analysed how energy sector trends affect the strategy’s focus areas. For battery and hydrogen technologies in particular, we have seen an acceleration in both technology and market development.
We welcome Marcus Ferdinand to the THEMA team. The Fit-for-55 package sets the stage for significant changes to European power and carbon markets. Marcus’ experience strengthens our ability to help clients handle uncertainty related to future energy market developments and to provide solutions to complex decarbonisation issues.
2020 showed record low power prices in the Nordic market. In 2021 the picture is completely different with all-time high prices for this time of the year. What happened in 2020 and what has changed in 2021. Listen to THEMAs Marius Holm Rennesund in Energi Norges podcast Fornybaren
What would a carbon neutral Nordic energy system look like? What action could be taken today that would propel the region towards their climate targets? This Nordic Energy Research report points out the no-regret actions.