Las nuevas tarifas de luz se han implantado recientemente y el precio de la luz no ha parado de subir. Pero, ¿qué relación existe entre estos eventos? En este artículo te hablamos de las alternativas frente a las nuevas tarifas de luz. Las nuevas tarifas El precio de la electricidad está de actualidad, ya que no para de subir y la introducción de las nuevas tarifas con horarios ha generado una gran incertidumbre polémica. En los medios de comunicación se han relacionado estos

At a Glance At NNergix we are proud to announce that, after months of efforts with the World Bank Group and the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP), we have brought the Solar PV Forecast tool to life. Released in February 2021 and available through this link, the Solar PV Forecast tool is free, web-based and aimed at improving access to solar forecasting in order to make it a common practice among dispatch centers. The World Bank Group, ESMAP and NNergix The

On January 4, 2018, NOAA reported the following tweet showing what is named as a Cyclone Bomb or Winter Cyclone. That week ended with almost the entire East Coast being covered in a sheet of snow. A large, rapidly intensifying winter storm that began on Wednesday dumped over a foot of snow in New England, but also brought with it damaging winds, and dangerous, icy, coastal flooding. Also, NASA’s Earth Observatory has provided stunning images of the “temperature anomaly” in th

When it comes down to addressing the mismatch between energy demand and energy generation, the storage of solar energy is one of the most (if not the most) promising technologies. Consequently, established companies, startups and newly-arrived players are positioning themselves in the power electronics and batteries market, preparing for expected business growth. However, since this market is in a very preliminary stage, energy policies applied from now on will play a vital r

Nowadays, power forecasting has already become a vital component of the energy market. Being able to know if generation will be enough to match demand is no longer a convenience, but a necessity. However, the difficulty associated with executing a precise forecast varies in function of which technology is used to produce that power, and it is widely accepted that power generation from solar energy occupies a top spot on the list. Given the large number of countries drawing a

The Turkish renewable energy market is at the peak of its development. The country has set a target to acquire 30% of all its electricity needs from renewable energy resources by 2023. For the wind energy industry, this means that the installed capacity of wind power plants should be 20 GW by then. The country’s techno-economic potential for wind energy is estimated at 48 GW. In reality, the rapid growth and the fast investment pace in new wind energy projects is easily notic

In the context of the recent COP21 climate agreement, the United States have finally announced a real desire to reduce their greenhouse gas significantly over the coming years. According to President Obama’s Clean Power Plan (CPP), the US plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the electric sector by 32% below 2005 levels by 2030. Substitution of electric power generation by zero-emitting sources such as wind and solar power is one of the three building blocks proposed