Speed of response versus installed capacity Read More »
In energy markets, it is tempting to equate resilience with scale. More megawatts, more storage volume, more infrastructure are often assumed to translate directly into greater stability. In a system dominated by variability and tight operational constraints, this assumption breaks down. What increasingly matters is not how much capacity exists, but how quickly and reliably […]
From batteries to gas storage Read More »
Flexibility is not a single technology or asset class. It is a portfolio of capabilities that operate across timescales, fuels, and infrastructures. Batteries, hydro reservoirs, gas storage, linepack, demand response, and even industrial load adjustments each provide a different form of temporal and operational elasticity. Understanding how these forms of flexibility interact is essential for
Serbia’s ambition to enter the electric-vehicle supply chain is no longer aspirational—it is a strategic necessity. As European automotive manufacturers electrify their platforms, they are restructuring their supply networks around countries that can provide components with low carbon intensity, stable electricity costs and engineering capability. Battery modules, cooling systems, EV subframes, inverter enclosures and electrical
Hungary to develop green transition action plan Read More »
Hungary is committed to supporting the production of technologies that promote the production and use of green energy, Minister of Economy Marton Nagy said at a high-level meeting about the implementation of the net-zero emissions industry regulation in Brussels. He added that green re-industrialization could be the main driver of Hungarian economic growth in the
