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TSEP#202 Back to the Future – Why the Past Was not Really Better!
With Martin Vogt & Dr. Julian Hochscherf
32 Minuten
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Für und mit den Machern der neuen Energiewelt (For and With Creators of the New Energy World)
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vor 1 Woche
If we look at the current state of the electricity market, we
usually tend to all the obstacles and all the hurdles we still
need to overcome to arrive at a satisfying state. However,
imagine, you were a time traveler from the year 2000 would
probably rub his eyes today at how much energy systems and
markets have already changed since then. Artificial intelligence
is making generation and consumption forecasts ever more
accurate, battery storage systems now cost only a fraction of the
price, and dynamic electricity tariffs and variable grid charges
are paving the way for more flexible demand. Nevertheless, there
is still enough to do on the way to a 100% renewable, flexible
and affordable electricity supply.
In this episode, we take a journey through time with experts from
hep solar and talk about how we can create a better balance
between electricity generation and demand.
Timeline:
02:38 In 2002, Severin Bornstein wrotes in a magazine “In
nearly all electricity markets, demand is difficult to
forecast and is almost completely insensitive to price
fluctuations, while supply faces binding constraints at peak
times, and storage is prohibitively costly.” What is the
context of the quote? And what has changed since then?
07:41 There are many skeptics who say that we cannot achieve
a reliable energy supply with renewables. Just in November,
there was renewed discussion in Germany about the dark days
that have made electricity very expensive. What do we say to
these skeptics?
10:07 The electrification of the heating and transport
sectors will increase the gap between electricity supply and
demand in the future. What is the best way to balance this,
also from an economic point of view?
20:03 What is the role of variable network charges in
balancing electricity supply and demand?
22:37 What trends do they see in your daily work to further
improve the integration of solar energy?
About hep solar, Martin Vogt and Dr. Julian
Hochscherf
hep solar is a specialist for solar investments and solar parks.
The owner-managed family business from Baden-Württemberg
develops, builds, operates and finances solar parks all over the
world, but especially in Germany, Japan and North America. For
over 15 years, hep solar has been combining know-how in the
operational management of solar parks with a high level of
expertise in the financial sector. The company covers the entire
solar energy value chain: from project development and
construction to long-term operation. Through international solar
investments, hep solar offers investors the opportunity to
participate in the global expansion of solar energy. hep solar
employs more than 200 people worldwide with offices in Germany,
Japan, the USA and Canada.
Martin Vogt
With 15 years of experience in the renewable energy field with
his current responsibilities including a 6,000 MW greenfield
solar PV project pipeline across North America (US & Canada),
Europe (Germany & Poland), and Asia (Japan).
Dr. Julian Hochscherf
Dr. Julian Hochscherf has been Head of ESG at hep solar since
2022. He works on all aspects of sustainability in the sphere of
solar PV markets and supply chains as well as in the field of
impact investing.
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