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Battery storage systems are a promising technology for municipal utilities seeking to advance the energy transition. They can store electricity from renewable sources when a surplus leads to favorable market prices and release it again when needed. This not only allows them to save money, but also to stabilize the grid and tap into new business models. In this blog post, learn how battery storage systems can become the new power plants for municipal utilities.

5 questions for Dr. Stefan Rauh Managing Director & COO of the BIOGAS e.V. trade association! In our interview, which is well worth reading, you can expect insights into the latest developments in the biogas industry, the potential of flexible biogas plants, which political framework conditions are necessary for the expansion of biogas plants and how we can rethink the biogas industry in order to move towards a green energy future.

Discover the future of grid fees: How can we distribute the costs of using the power grid more equitably while also increasing efficiency? Learn more about the debate surrounding flexible grid fees and the role of digitalization in our latest blog post.

A tough nut to crack? Not when it comes to batteries and flexibility! Learn from our battery expert, Swagath Bhat, how flexibility, the expansion of battery energy storage systems (BESS), and their optimization can help keep the lights on in Europe.

ESFORIN COO Christoph Gardlo explains why they could do more harm than good in this blog post.

Energy trading in near real time. Energy trading has undergone dynamic growth in recent years, with two electricity markets playing a crucial role: day-ahead and intraday.

Looking for a high-energy person. Start your career with us now and play an active role in shaping the energy transition! Learn more in our blog post.

For the past two years, TÜV Rheinland has confirmed that our retail operations have resulted in systemic CO2 savings of over 560,000 metric tons, based on our certified calculation methodology.

How making the energy transition more flexible could give it a boost and restore stakeholders' ability to act.

That is (here) the question we're addressing regarding biogas plants in our blog post.