Originally published on Sustainnovate. By Henry Lindon The second-biggest utility company in Germany, E.ON, will be launching a new residential solar photovoltaic (PV) + home energy storage product in the country’s market in April, according to recent reports. The product — which will be based on Solarwatt’s MyReserve energy storage … [continued]
Originally published on the ECOreport No other utility company has more installed renewable capacity or uses a stronger proportion of renewably produced electricity. According to recent press releases, the utility giant E.ON leads the way to Germany’s Green Grid. E.ON Leads Germany’s Renewable Grid “Renewables account for more than 80 … [continued]
The German utility company E.ON will be partnering with the Dresden-based company Solarwatt GmbH for the development and release of modular energy storage systems based on the Solarwatt MyReserve battery technology, according to a recent press release from Solarwatt. The first models of the new offering are expected to be released … [continued]
North America’s leading commercial wind operations and maintenance event, Wind O&M Dallas 2016*, is gearing up for April 12 and 13. The Wind O&M Dallas Summit is an annual event that brings together hundreds of wind industry professionals, decision-makers, and investors, from around the United States and the world. The event … [continued]
E.ON and Samsung SDI have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to work together in the energy storage field. They will collaborate on energy storage solutions, and develop a business model together. Some of the solutions will be for industrial customers, with one focus area being grid stabilization. “With the developing battery technology, … [continued]
Following in the wake of fellow-German energy rival E.ON, RWE has announced plans to spin off a subsidiary company dedicated to managing its renewable energy assets. The German-based electric utilities company announced on Tuesday that it would transfer all its renewables, grids, and retail operations in Germany and overseas into … [continued]
Canadian energy company Enbridge announced last week that it has invested in the 400 MW UK Rampion Offshore Wind Project. The 400 MW project is currently being developed by European developer E.ON Climate & Renewables UK Limited, which secured the contract alongside Vestas in May of this year. Enbridge announced that … [continued]
Originally published on EV Obsession. The Berlin to Munich electric vehicle fast-charging corridor has now been completed, according to recent reports. The new, German EV fast-charging corridor is composed of 8 different DC fast-charging stations spread out along the A9 highway. The corridor was created — by BMW, Siemens, and … [continued]
Originally published on the ECOreport. England isn’t known to be a sunny country, and neither is Germany. Both nations are leaders of Europe’s renewable development and hosts to the partnership between Europe’s largest utility and one of the leading US solar companies, Sungevity. Now, E.ON’s collaboration with Sungevity enters a … [continued]
The solar energy company Sungevity and the electric utility company E.ON announced their intent all the way back in June 2014 to partner together for the exploitation of the Dutch market. Following the success of that partnership, the two companies are now aiming at the German solar photovoltaic (PV) market. … [continued]
