The UK’s Energy Transition is Here: How Can Energy Innovation Futureproof your Business?
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Presentation in the Renewables, Supply and Storage Theatre at EMEX, The Energy Management Exhibition on 22-23 November 2017
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The UK’s Energy Transition is Here: How Can Energy Innovation Futureproof your Business?
- 1. The UK's energy transition is here; how can energy innovation futureproof your business? Richard Hughes, Director of Sales and Marketing, EDF Energy
- 2. • We are the largest supplier of electricity in the country. • We generate electricity through eight nuclear power stations, over 30 wind farms, one gas and two coal power stations, and the largest battery storage unit in the UK. • We’re meeting around 20% of the country’s demand, supplying millions of customers and businesses with electricity and gas. • We produce more low-carbon electricity than any other generator in the UK. About EDF Energy The leading supplier of electricity to UK businesses.
- 3. Innovation – the challenge…
- 4. Innovation – the opportunity…
- 5. By working together we can secure the affordable, low carbon future this country needs
- 6. What’s driving change? More competitive market Government & Policy Supply vs Demand Faster more disruptive technologies Low carbon agenda More competitive market Move towards digital Wholesale and NEC Costs 2012- 20 Culture Supply, Demand & our low carbon agenda
- 7. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Cost (£/MWh) Energy Network & System Decarbonisation Capacity Market Based on a low voltage HH customer in London, assuming flat baseload profile Wholesale and Non Energy Costs 2012 - 2020Wholesale and Non-Energy Costs (NECs)
- 8. Supply vs Demand and our low carbon agenda UK electricity demand forecast TWh/year Source: EDF Energy analysis 309 339 21 32 43 21 2016 Households Economic activity Energy efficiency Electricity share 2035
- 9. Supply vs Demand: Demand will increase as we lose capacity
- 10. Title of Presentation © 1 January 2015 EDF Energy plc. All rights Reserved10 What does this mean for your business?
- 11. • Earn or save by helping the Grid stay balanced • A new supply/ demand framework puts you in control • Government investment and grants • Blockchain opportunities Opportunities from disruption
- 12. How do you get there? Talk about it Talk to us about it Know where you’re at and where you want to be 1 2 3
- 13. Key innovations impacting UK business Battery Storage Electric vehicles PPA/ Private wires Demand Side Response P2P & Blockchain Onsite Generation Combined Heat & Power (CHP) Renewables
- 14. Energy saving starts with efficiency • Lighting • Heating and ventilation controls • Remote auditing tools • Staff behaviour • Site behaviour
- 15. Benefits of embracing new technology • Return on Investment • Competitive advantage • Mitigate against rising costs • Achieve your Corporate Social Responsibility goals • Enhance your brand reputation • Be a smarter, flexible more efficient energy user
- 16. Innovation – the challenge…
- 17. Innovation – the challenge and the opportunity
- 18. Visit Imtech in the Facilities, Technology and Innovation Theatre @ 12.30 Tim Gray Senior Energy Engineer, Imtech Collaboration Delivers Innovative Energy and FM Savings at Harrogate & District NHS Trust Visit us in the Flexible Power Zone @1.30 Chris Regan, Head of Business Development, EDF Energy Flex your assets to unlock new revenue streams