Presenter: Jessica Hernandez, Analyst at Lux Research
Jessica Hernández is an Analyst at Lux and leads the energy team’s coverage of energy use in the built environment and power grid technologies. In this role she focuses on hardware and software technologies that impact energy efficiency in commercial and residential buildings, as well as technologies disrupting electricity transmission, distribution, and retail. Jessica has also contributed to the Digital Transformation team in the areas of Digital Health and Wellness, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Intelligent Buildings, and Sensors.
Prior to joining Lux, Jessica worked as a full time BIOS Engineer at Intel Corporation’s Guadalajara Design Center (GDC) campus. In addition, she joined Siemens Building Technologies to work on a project where she engineered the generation, distribution, and management of electricity for a net Zero Energy hotel to be built in the harbor of the city of Rotterdam.
She holds a BSc. in Electronics Engineering from the Western Institute of Technology and Higher Education in Mexico and a MSc. in Sustainable Energy Technology from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, where she specialized in the optimization of the design of solar photovoltaic systems.
Presenters: Jessica Hernandez, Analyst and Christopher Robinson, Director, Research at Lux Research
As the world is fighting climate change, the energy market will undergo profound changes. Even though energy consumption is still growing about 5% each year today, global primary energy consumption will return to the levels they were at in 2015 by 2040, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA) sustainable development scenario. The energy market is first growing rapidly, then shrinking even more rapidly over the next two decades. This reduction will be achieved through a massive electrification of energy use, which leads to increased efficiency and reduction of waste heat and other losses. To make all this happen, energy companies – whether utilities or oil and gas – need to invest an estimated $78 trillion in the next 20 years. The energy pie is now growing, and there will be a struggle for pieces of the pie.
Utilities are in an excellent position to grow their piece of the pie and improve their margin while doing it, provided they have a sound strategy and can muster the right technology at the right moment. The electrification of the transportation sector is an example of the dilemmas and opportunities facing utility companies. The electrification of the transportation sector creates both promising opportunities and significant challenges for the companies that power this shift. Pressure to integrate larger amounts of non-dispatchable renewable energy poses further challenges to maintaining grid stability.
In this webinar, we improve decision-making for key technologies and strategies that manage the integration of electric vehicles. We help utilities navigate the energy transition and discuss the solutions of today such as smart charging and the solutions of tomorrow such as battery swapping.
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As the world is fighting climate change, the energy market will undergo profound changes. Even though energy consumption is still growing about 5% each year today, global primary energy consumption will return to the levels they were at in 2015 by 2040, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA) sustainable development scenario. The energy market is first growing rapidly, then shrinking even more rapidly over the next two decades. This reduction will be achieved through a massive electrification of energy use, which leads to increased efficiency and reduction of waste heat and other losses. To make all this happen, energy companies – whether utilities or oil and gas – need to invest an estimated $78 trillion in the next 20 years. The energy pie is now growing, and there will be a struggle for pieces of the pie.
Utilities are in an excellent position to grow their piece of the pie and improve their margin while doing it, provided they have a sound strategy and can muster the right technology at the right moment. The electrification of the transportation sector is an example of the dilemmas and opportunities facing utility companies. The electrification of the transportation sector creates both promising opportunities and significant challenges for the companies that power this shift. Pressure to integrate larger amounts of non-dispatchable renewable energy poses further challenges to maintaining grid stability.
In this webinar, we improve decision-making for key technologies and strategies that manage the integration of electric vehicles. We help utilities navigate the energy transition and discuss the solutions of today such as smart charging and the solutions of tomorrow such as battery swapping.
Please Note:
- A copy of the presentation slides and the webinar recording will be sent to all registrants after the webinar.
- If you have any questions, please email webinars@luxresearchinc.com.
Thank you!
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