Posts by Anya Kussé
Exceeding peak power capacity? This could end up costing companies a lot of money.
Many companies closely monitor their energy consumption. Yet one important factor often goes unnoticed: reserved peak capacity.
Read moreDo dynamic energy contracts present an opportunity, provided that energy is managed efficiently?
Whereas dynamic contracts were rarely offered just a few years ago, both the supply and interest in them are growing today.
Read moreRenewable energy as a strategic pillar for forward-thinking companies.
Whereas (green) energy used to be primarily an expense, today it serves as a catalyst for companies looking to grow.
Read moreThe Art of Energy Procurement: How Your Company Can Benefit from Market Volatility
The energy market is anything but predictable. For many companies, energy still feels like a cost item that is difficult to manage.
Read moreHow Food Logistics Balances Energy Costs with Odot.
“We didn’t want a solution dictated by a single vendor. We were looking for someone who could take an objective look at our entire operation.” And that’s exactly what Food Logistics found in Odot.
Read moreHow are the recent price increases affecting your energy costs?
Energy prices have risen sharply again in recent weeks. Forward prices for 2026 and 2027 are under particular pressure.
Read moreIdewe testifies: control over energy in a complex organization.
For organizations with multiple locations and a wide range of tasks, energy is often a blind spot: necessary, complex, and difficult to predict.
Read moreCurtailment is being used more and more structurally: what does that mean for companies?
In its recent study on the impact of curtailments in the eastern offshore zone, CREG demonstrates that curtailment is no longer a marginal phenomenon.
Read moreCREG report shows that timing and strategy are decisive factors for better natural gas prices.
The recent CREG report on Belgian natural gas prices in 2024 confirms that timing and strategy are decisive factors for natural gas prices for businesses.
Read moreBlock flow: efficient use of scarce grid capacity in the Netherlands.
The Dutch electricity infrastructure has reached its limit. More than 14,000 companies are waiting for additional capacity — and new requests are added every month.
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