Year 1 of the five‑year period of batteries: progress and prospects

Oriol Saltó i Bauzà

Associate Partner at AleaSoft

Content

Balance of the first year of the five year period of batteries
Prospects for the next years of the five year period
Strategic vectors of the energy transition: renewable energy, demand, grids and storage

Balance of the first year of the five‑year period of batteries
Prospects for the next years of the five‑year period
Strategic vectors of the energy transition: renewable energy, demand, grids and storage

One year after the Turning Point that marked the beginning of the five‑year period of batteries, AleaSoft Energy Forecasting is organising a new meeting with experts to analyse how this stage of the energy transition is evolving.

In this webinar, we will take stock of the first year of the five‑year period of batteries and discuss the prospects for the coming years, in a context of very slow electricity demand growth and higher renewable energy penetration, which reinforces the need for flexibility and efficient system management.

Together with experts from leading companies in the sector, such as EY, Deloitte and PwC, we will analyse some of the main strategic vectors that are shaping the future of the electricity system: renewable energy, demand, grids and energy storage.

Speaker

Oriol Saltó i Bauzà is Associate Partner at AleaSoft. He is PhD in Physics from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. He has 20 years of experience in data analysis and modelling both in the context of scientific research and in energy markets. At AleaSoft, for more than 15 years, he has been at the forefront of the development of forecasting models for the European energy markets: electricity, gas, oil, CO₂, among others.

Webinar Moderator

Alejandro Delgado Fornaguera is Associate Partner at AleaSoft, with more than 13 years of experience in the development and coordination of forecasting projects for the energy sector. He has been involved in projects for forecasting prices, demand and renewable energy production in global electricity markets, covering short, medium and long term horizons.