Recording of Wednesday, May 07, 2025 | The smarter E Europe Conferences 2025 | Conference Program | Language: English | Duration: 30:29 .
The Q&A and panel discussion at The smarter E Europe Conferences 2025, held on May 7th in Munich, focused on the challenges and opportunities within energy storage markets. It was highlighted that while technical and financial benefits are crucial for energy storage systems, proving their profitability remains challenging. A key point discussed was the advantage of having consistent regulations across large markets; however, smaller markets with advanced yet straightforward regulatory frameworks can also foster successful business cases. For instance, despite being a relatively small market compared to all of Europe, the UK is noted for its swift regulation processes which benefit businesses significantly. Other significant global players include Australia and South America; though diverse in regulation approaches, they offer substantial potential due to their size. As part of closing remarks by Roswitha Laupheimer during this session's conclusion at ees conference segment—attendees were informed about future events' details availability online soon after two weeks from now—and encouraged continued engagement through questions or accessing presentations post-event closure as well-wishing participants safe travels homeward bound concluded proceedings effectively overall!
Automated summarization by AI Conver
Energy storage is usually not an end in itself. The technical and financial benefits are always the main concern. However, it is often difficult to prove the profitability of use cases. Acquisition or operating costs are often still too high in relation to returns. But the market is changing, and new framework conditions and regulations are creating opportunities for new use cases. The most attended session of the ees Europe Conference 2024 already gave attendees an overview. In 2025, we will take this format to the next level. In this session, you will learn more about the latest challenges and how to overcome them to create financially profitable use cases.
Further Talks of this session:
Speaker
Prof. Dr. Holger Hesse
Head of Smart Energy Systems Research Group
University of Applied Sciences Kempten
Germany
Speaker
Matthias Masschelin
Product Management
Bnewable
Belgium
Speaker
Evelyn Maier
Product Manager
sonnen GmbH
Germany
Speaker
Dr. Benjamin Lehner
CEO
Dutch Marine Energy Centre
The Netherlands
Speaker
Franz Hartleitner
Energy Data Scientist
ECO STOR GmbH
Germany
Speaker
Dr. Daniel Duckwitz
Product Manager
SMA Solar Technology AG
Deutschland