Leading the energy transformation

Decentralised Energy – a Global Game Changer, with A. Froggatt and C. Mitchell (eds.). Ubiquity Press (2020)

Economic Perspectives on Recommunalization in the Energy Sector. notes internationals No. 215, Barcelona Centre for International Affairs CIDOP (2019)

Peer-to-Peer Trading and Blockchains: Enabling Regional Energy Markets and Platforms for Energy Transactions, with D. Shipworth, and F. Sioshansi. in Sioshansi, F. (2019), Consumer, Prosumer, Prosumager: How Service Innovations will Disrupt the Utility Business Model, Academic Press

Vulnerabilities in smart meter infrastructure – can blockchain provide a solution?, with A. Trbovich, Dena/ESMT publications (2018)

The 3 Stages of a Country Embracing Renewable Energy. Harvard Business Review, online edition (2017)

Blockchain in the energy transition. A survey among decision-makers in the German energy industry, with A. Kuhlmann and P. Richard. Dena German Energy Agency/ESMT publications (2016)

How the ‘Big Beyond’ will change business models of utilities. Oxford Energy Forum, vol. 26 (2016)

European Utilities: Strategic Choices and Cultural Prerequisites for the Future. in Sioshansi, F. (2016), Future of Utilities – Utilities of the Future, Academic Press

Innovation Performance of the US American & European Electricity Supply Industry. Energy Policy, 11/2015, vol. 86 (2015)

The Decentralized Energy Revolution: Business Strategies for a New Paradigm. Palgrave-Macmillan (2013)

Digital Transformation Technologies
Rethink HR Tech Berlin, November 27, 2019

The Multi-Tier Framework - MTF, from electricity access to appliances to impacts on development
Atelier Impact Socio-Eco de l'Electrification Décentralisée, La Fondation pour les études et recherches sur le développement international (Ferdi), November 13, 2019

Blockchain - from processes to platforms
Blockchain Summit 2019, The Republican Graduate School of Business & Management and The Westminster International University in Tashkent, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, June 5, 2019

The decentralized energy revolution
Local Energy Supplies and Recommunalization of Utility Providers, CIDOB Barcelona Centre for International Affairs, Barcelona, Spain, March 29, 2019

Energy transition in the Federal Republic of Germany: an evaluation and outlook
Energy transitions. A Global Challenge, Fundacion Naturgy, 12 March 12, 2019

Blockchain für Gas- und Stromnetze – eine Illusion?
DVGW Congress, December 12, 2018

An analysis of existing applications - why proof-of-concepts are not making it to enterprise implementation
Digital Commodities Summit - London 2.0 Strategies to deliver mainstream market adoption for blockchain, IoT and AI, S&P Global Platts, November 12, 2018

Blockchain technology: How soon?
Innovation & Disruption at the Grid's Edge, Cornwall Insight, June 19, 2018

Op-ed: The failure of privatization in the energy sector and why today’s consumers are reclaiming power
Power Engineering, June 26, 2019

The failure of privatization in the energy sector and why today's consumers are reclaiming power
Renewable Energy World, June 26, 2019

Has blockchain matured beyond the hype?
Montel News, June 21, 2019

AIE: La importancia de la transición energética. Los desafíos para Argentina
EnerNews, March 14, 2019

DW Studiogespräch zum Thema Elektromobilität / Batteriezellenfertigung
Deutsche Welle, November 13, 2018

Blockchain: Downfall Or The Future Of utilities?
Forbes, April 10, 2018

Utilities step into blockchain to stay ahead of Europe’s energy shakeup
Reuters, March 23, 2018

Blockchain: Alles was ihr schon immer wissen wolltet, aber euch nie getraut habt zu fragen
Soundcloud Blindstrom - der Energiepodcast, March 13, 2018

Energiewende: Via Blockchain zum Ziel?
Berlin Valley, February 28, 2018

DW Studiogespräch zum Thema Diesel am Ende - alternative Antriebe
Deutsche Welle, January 2, 2018

The energy market and the needs of consumers are changing constantly. Smart solutions and applications have become an indispensable part of that market. The ETIBLOGG (Energy Trading vIa Blockchain-Technology in the LOcal Green Grid) Project aims to develop blockchain-based solutions to make trading with even the smallest amounts of energy more efficient and faster.

On 1 April 2018, a consortium of twelve partners from industry and research received a support mandate by the German Ministry for Economy and Energy (Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie = BMWi) as part of the technology support program “Smart Service Welt II” for this and several other application cases.

As part of the consortium, ESMT Berlin is analyzing new, Blockchain-based business models in the energy sector. Interviews are conducted with representatives of leading companies and startups that have already gained initial experience with the implementation of Blockchain technology at this early stage, including individual apps and open platforms.

ETIBLOGG is being funded for three years, from April 1, 2018, to March 31, 2021.

https://www.etiblogg.com/energy-trading-via-blockchain-technology/

ESMT offers open enrollment, tailored programs and workshops for companies with the focus on digital transformation, competitive differentiation, tools for decision-making, and innovation in the new energy system.

Sample program topics:

• The international energy transformation – implications on corporate and business strategy
• Risk-attractiveness workshop on emerging market segment
• Innovation marketplace
• Blockchain-based business models in the energy sector
• Application workshop RPA (Robotic Process Automation) for energy executives
• Artificial Intelligence and machine learning in the energy sector
• Marketplace and ideation workshop new business models

Participant profiles:

• Directors, senior managers and top executives
• Middle management and high potentials
   

Duration:

• From one day up to one week
• As single module or split over several modules

Customized programs for corporate clients (selection):
ENBW, E.ON, Gazprom, RWE, Siemens, Uniper

Regular teaching & input sessions on energy topics at/for institutions
Cornwall Energy/Chatham House, ESCP, HEC Paris, London Business School, KAPSARC