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Energy Sector: What's next? Renewable energy uptake. (Decentralisation…
Energy Sector: What's next? Renewable energy uptake.
Greater Variance in E production rates
Greater Price Volatility
Increased market speculation
Government Intervention
Dependent on Government ideology
A watch dog like agency
Market mgmt: Ie: electricity trading split bt fixed long term markets and short term volatile markets...this is not really my thing...
Change in busineess models
Less Continuous Production
Increased price volatility in production that can not stop eg: Steel, Aluminium processes etc.
Potential increase alternative, presently non economically rational production methods. Driven by periodic, cheap power
More flexible "smart" operations: incorporating energy prices with supply and demand side forces to determine optimal production efficiency.
Increased favoring flexible batch based production methods
Possibilities of a more dynamic power market for residents
Move on from Peak and off peak power pricing structure
Smart Appliances that integrate price into there decisions of when to switch on
Greater power usage efficiency
Battery Home storage
Allows for residents to intelligently buy and sell off power to the grid
Added stability to power price
Increased need for local scale energy network infrastructure investment
Increases incentives to adopt RN tech and supporting technology and battery infastructure
Initial increase in energy prices due to energwende esqu subsidies
Decentralisation of energy production
Reduced relevance of long distance power networks
Long term depreciation of asset
Increased importance of local grid infrastructure
Required local upgrades Transformers etc.
Integration of on-site energy production into business structure
The potential for symbiotic industry lead partnerships. Matching electricity usage to production
Energy Independence
Reduced energy exports/imports
Reduction in the importance of energy infastructure internationally
Reducing long term utility of Russia-Europe Pipelines
Changing geopolitical relationships
Reduced leverage: Russia and Ukraine / Wider Europe
Russian reduction in foreign currency reserves
Inflation
Political Instability
America and Middle East
Waning strategic importance of US - Israel relationship
Saudi Arabia / US Support
Further undermining of the Sunni regional hegemony, particularly the Al Saud ruling family
Political instability
Loss of key market for arms sales from US, Britain, France, Germany.
Iran's regional dominance
Reduced use for borderline profitable energy sources like fracking in US, Canada and Aus
Electrical transport undercutting oil powered transport
Greater $/km efficiency with drop in RE price
Cars owned more and dirven more offen
Increased transport infastructure use and pressure
Further gov regulation
Car's banned from cities.
New technologies (hyperloop etc.)
Price jump in auto manufacturing industries
Rare metals (Li ect.) use could price jump
Price barrier to airfreight lowered
Potential reduction in market capitalisation of shipping companies
Change in centers of energy production
From oil and coal to high sunlight/wind/bioproduction
Deserts suddenly hugely valuable
Windy Coastlines in high latitudes