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In my ongoing series exploring the transformative impact of IoT in the energy sector, I've delved into the rationale behind IoT's role in demand-side flexibility and weighed the pros and cons of in-house IoT development versus external partnerships. Continuing this…

Following up on my previous article on Demand Side Flexibility, I would like to discuss a pivotal decision facing energy aggregators: whether to develop their own IoT hardware or collaborate with an IoT partner. This choice can significantly influence the…

In the realm of modern energy management, the role of Demand-Side Flexibility (DSF) is gaining unprecedented importance. As we embrace renewable energy sources, the need for balancing energy supply and demand becomes more critical. This is where IoT infrastructure steps…

The growing global demand for energy, driven by population increases, economic growth and EV adoption, coupled with the integration of renewable energy sources, has exposed the limitations of our existing grid infrastructure. In this article, we delve into the factors…

Overview As the world continues to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, the need to extend both production and consumption of renewable energy sources increases. Positively, we have the technologies now to produce renewables, particularly wind and solar, and in some…