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Definitely. Our initial work is all in the US, but we're also keeping an eye on European power markets. Although they have a slightly different structure, its t
by Straw 5y ago
Definitely. Our initial work is all in the US, but we're also keeping an eye on European power markets. Although they have a slightly different structure, its the same underlying problem.
We haven't looked outside the US and Europe, anywhere you'd recommend?
- thomasmarge 5y agoCanadian markets are also very interesting to us, we've heard Ontario (IESO) utilities are currently underserved in several pilots
- rswail 5y agoAustralia. We have an interconnected network covering most of our population, a wholesale spot market, high penetration of rooftop solar, infeed tariffs, subsidized household storage, and a network that is suffering growth issues in terms of accomodating the generation and storage facilities coming on line. Our various states are pushing for net-zero generation in the next 5-10 years, while our Federal government is still subsdizing fossil fuel generation.