“As the regulatory landscape on carbon emissions heats up, it is no secret that industries are facing growing pressure to increase energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions. In today’s world, companies must show how they are decarbonising in order to attract investment, meet the demands of regulators and secure commercial partnerships and contracts.”
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The heat transition is a key focus of many corporate sustainability strategies. At the same time, the flexibilization of heat procurement offers great potential.
Power-to-heat enables food manufacturers to flexibly electrify process heat and reduce gas consumption. Thermal storage decouples electricity use from production, creating greater economic flexibility.
Short-term demand spikes drive up electricity-related costs unnecessarily. Managing them effectively lowers grid fees and creates additional flexibility in energy management.
