The EU has updated its Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) as part of the comprehensive REPowerEU Plan. This action underscores a commitment to curbing energy consumption and emissions, as the building sector is responsible for 40% of energy usage and a third of greenhouse gases in
The transition to renewable energy sources is reshaping the dynamics of power grid management due to the fluctuating nature of wind and solar energy. Unlike the steady flow of energy from traditional sources, renewables are subject to the vagaries of the weather, creating a mismatch between the
As Earth Day 2024 approaches, the world is urgently focusing on reducing carbon emissions in the face of dire climate change realities. With the risk of catastrophic floods, droughts, and heatwaves indicating a potential breach of the critical 1.5-degree temperature rise threshold, the gravity of
As the UK gears up for the Future Homes Standard, a seismic shift is expected in the operational dynamics of domestic power networks. The push for constructing dwellings that prioritize energy conservation and integrate low-carbon heat generation necessitates a corresponding advancement in
Australia is at the forefront of integrating advanced smart technologies in its energy sector. As digitalization improves efficiency and provides consumer convenience, it also presents significant cybersecurity challenges. Protecting consumer data and ensuring the nation's cyber wellbeing are
In the digital revolution of the energy, resources, and utility industries, sustainability is the prime objective. Crucial to this transformation are smart meters, which have become essential for tracking and managing the usage of essential resources like electricity, water, and gas. These
