Electricity billing
We guarantee savings on green energy purchases
How can the processing industry benefit from renewable energy sources that will reduce emissions in line with the requirements of EU climate policies, while generating savings? This is what Vice President of the Management Board of Reo.pl, Tomasz Morawski, discussed in an interview with the Fermentation and Fruit and Vegetable Industry.
How to transfer electricity to a new owner? A practical step-by-step guide
In order to use electricity in a given property, a relevant contract with the energy provider must be signed. When the owner or occupant of the property changes, it is necessary to transfer the electricity meter to the new person. How to transfer the electricity contract quickly and without issues? Check out our guide!
What are negative energy prices and why do they occur?
Negative electricity prices are a phenomenon that at first glance may seem paradoxical – why would producers pay consumers to use energy? In reality, this is the result of dynamic changes in the energy market, driven by the rise of renewable energy production and the volatility of demand. In this article, we explain what negative energy prices are, why they occur, and the challenges and opportunities they present for energy systems.
The Role of PPA Agreements in Achieving ESG Goals
In the evolving and transitioning energy market, PPA/CPPA agreements, or Corporate Power Purchase Agreements, are rapidly gaining importance. This growing interest is hardly surprising, as for many companies, these agreements serve as key evidence that the business is committed to environmental protection, supporting decarbonization, fostering the development of renewable energy sources, and thereby genuinely implementing ESG strategy principles. In the context of global trends and the increasing demand for clean energy, interest in such agreements is rising, particularly among companies where ESG is becoming an integral part of a long-term and authentic business strategy.
PPE Number – Why it is important and where to find tt? A guide
Accurate billing for the electricity consumed by a user requires that the provider can identify exactly where and under what conditions the electricity is being delivered. This is what the PPE number is used for. Where can you find it, and why is the PPE number important?
Prosumer – who is it and what is their role in the world of renewable energy?
The operation of modern power systems, known as smart grids, no longer relies solely on electricity generation by a few large, state-owned providers. Prosumers are playing an increasingly important role in these systems. Who is a prosumer, and why is their role in the world of renewable energy so crucial?
What is a OSD network is? We explain!
Although the electricity grid is gradually being rebuilt from a centralized model to a smart grid emphasizing a plurality of smaller and larger energy producers and distributors, there still has to be someone in charge of balancing energy nationwide and maintaining the central grid that we all use - prosumers, consumers and businesses alike. That role is played by the DSO distribution network. What is it and how does it work?
Day-ahead Market. What is it?
The Day-ahead Market gained media attention with the introduction of the new photovoltaic billing system. This refers to net-billing, where the price per kilowatt-hour is not fixed but is determined in relation to specific indicators. However, the Day-ahead Market is a broader concept that is inextricably linked to Power Exchanges. What should be known about this market? Who trades on it, what is traded, and under what rules?
What is the Spot Market? Energy Without Secrets
Electricity trading through immediate (spot) transactions is carried out via short-term transactions. These can be executed within the operations of the day-ahead market, as well as the spot market. Let’s take a closer look at the spot market. How does it work, and what does it entail?
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) – What is it and what are its goals?
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, or CBAM for short, is a price adjustment mechanism at the borders that takes into account CO2 emissions. It applies to the prices of raw materials, semi-finished products, and products whose production has the strongest impact on increasing greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere. What is worth knowing about this topic? Read our article!
Energy Intensity – What Is It and How Does It Affect Energy Consumption?
Using road, residential, or service infrastructure requires specific energy inputs. The less energy that needs to be consumed to use the infrastructure, the more energy-efficient the facility is. The concept opposite to efficiency is energy intensity. How should we understand it, and what can we do to reduce energy intensity in various industrial sectors?
DSR - combining security with optimization in the world of energy
In an era of rising energy prices and visions of depletion of natural resources in the foreseeable future, energy flexibility at the individual enterprise level is becoming increasingly important. One of the solutions used in practice is the Demand Side Response service. How does the DSR service work and what does it consist of? What does your company gain from it?