Evaluating the potential benefits of renewable energy communities
ENGIE Laborelec is participating in AMORCE, a project designed to evaluate how beneficial renewable energy communities are for their members or the distribution system.
ENGIE Laborelec is participating in AMORCE, a project designed to evaluate how beneficial renewable energy communities are for their members or the distribution system.
ENGIE Laborelec is working with Chilean cement producer Cbb on a highly reflective lime-based substrate that can be applied to the ground beneath bifacial PV panels making use of the albedo effect to boost yield.The initial results are very promising.
What are the emerging technologies that our experts expect could play a significant role in the energy transition towards 2050? Discover it in this 35-minute video presentation by Prof. Dr. Jan Mertens, Chief Science Officer at ENGIE and visiting professor…
ENGIE Laborelec is conducting research on scaling up pioneering initiatives for Agri-PV, solutions combining cultivation or pasture with photovoltaic production on the same piece of land.
Not a week goes by without the media reporting a cyber-attack putting an organisation in difficulty. And many companies are not sufficiently aware of the risk cyber-attacks pose to their computer networks (IT security) and to the systems managing their…
Understanding the phenomenon and reducing the risk
A 100% renewable-fed, constant power system is being developed by Storengy Deutschland GmbH, in collaboration with ENGIE Laborelec, to cover the energy needs of Peckensen gas storage site (Germany)... and more!
The energy transition induces a major shift in the way energy is produced because production capacities are more and more decentralized. In order to efficiently use the grid capabilities, the consumption of this local energy relies on giving the final consumer…