With 923 exhibitors from 30 countries and around 30,000 trade visitors from 72 countries in 2024, E-world is Europe’s leading trade fair for the energy industry. From global and regional giants to innovative start-ups, E-world offers a unique networking platform within the energy sector under the motto “Solutions for a Sustainable Future”. During the three days of the trade fair an extensive program will take place. At the four expert forums energy professionals discuss vital topics regarding the present and future of the industry.
Baringa is a proud sponsor of E-world.
Meet us on February 11-13 at our stand 2C138 in hall 2 and register for the event block “The Risk of Storing Energy: How to Market Battery Storage” to see our presentation:
February 12, 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm, New Energy Systems Forum, Hall 1
Energy storage and the flexibility it can provide are critical to the energy transition. Properly sized and sited, it can provide benefits such as power system operability and resilience, power adequacy and, at least in part, replace the need for grid expansion or reinforcement. But: Who will pay for the benefits or services, and over what period of time? All benefits involve revenue streams that may be volatile and discourage banks from providing long-term financing. Some benefits are systemic, while others are of benefit to private actors. How can contracts capture both and underpin financing? Can energy storage be financed without contracts and what are the risks of doing so? - Dr. Marc Daube |
Our experts at E-worldHall 2, stand 2C138 |
Jochen Herrman
Jochen helps energy businesses decarbonise. He also works with energy traders across the continent helping them improve every aspect of their business. A consultant since the beginning of his professional life, Jochen joined one of the big four after studying business administration. For his thesis, he worked with local football club Eintracht , evaluating intangible assets like players licences. Partly as a result, he sees energy as a asset that's much more than a simple transactional product - it has a profound impact on the future of society and the environment. Jochen aims to cultivate long-term, high-impact relationships with clients; including one he has now worked with for a decade, running multi-functional teams designed to address many client issues in a fast, effective and measurable way.
Ralph Behrendt
Ralph specialises in helping utilities firms transform how they run their businesses using technology and process optimisation. As part of this, he works with senior executives to define and build the utilities of the future. Ralph started his career as a lawyer, then destiny took a different turn, and he’s spent the rest of his career working as a consultant in the utilities industry. Across positions at several firms, he’s always focused on large-scale transformation programmes involving people, processes and technology. His career highlights include partnering with one client to design and consolidate a new CRM and billing system with a first of its kind delivery model and helping another to overhaul its operating model to set the business up for long-term success.
Ralf Kurtz
Ralf joined Baringa from PwC where he was an energy consulting partner for 16 years. He has over 30 years of experience in strategy and operational excellence consulting for energy supply companies. He has also advised companies on Smart Metering and Smart Energy in Germany.
He advises whole companies as well as different parts of the value chain to grow their value through a holistic enterprise value creation approach. He analyses both the financial and non-financial success factors of energy supply companies, defines strengths and weaknesses and creates change paths.
He sees the digitalisation of the energy transition as the decisive issue for grid and metering point operators. Ralf advises on everything from the definition of a new digital strategy to the design of a new target operating model and the development of measures for implementation.
He advises his clients from strategy to implementation and helps with successful and sustainable transformation. For him, the involvement and development of the employees in his clients’ companies plays an essential role, as this is the only way to achieve sustainability.
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