Tom's Hardware Italia🚗 Potenza rivoluzionaria con Hyundai Tucson 2026: la full hybrid ora si spinge oltre, raggiungendo i 230 CV! #HyundaiTucson #EcoPower
🔗 https://www.tomshw.it/automotive/hyundai-tucson-2026-la-full-hybrid-ora-supera-i-230-cv-2025-11-28
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🔥 Ho provato la Porsche più potente di sempre e, credetemi, è elettrica! Un'emozione indimenticabile! #PorscheElettrica #EcoPower
🔗 https://www.tomshw.it/automotive/ho-provato-la-porsche-piu-potente-di-sempre-ed-e-elettrica
Thibaultmol 🌈@MarcoWam Ze staan op de website ook
https://cdn.eneco.be/downloads/nl/general/tk/BC_032_012509_NL_ENECO_POWER_DYNAMIC.pdf
Zeken dat je zowiezo dus 100 euro per maand betaald gewoon om het dynamisch tarief te hebben bij eneco.
Btw, heb je een EV, zonnepanelen, batterijen, warmtepomp?
Uit #Ecopower hun analysies bleek voornamelijk dat als je geen EV hebt of warmtepomp (die slim gestuurd kan worden) dat je er niet veel voordeel uit doet!
Ecopower en eneco hun prijs formule is anders, maar zeker ook eens luisteren naar hen
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#LeadAcidBatteries #BatteryManufacturer #EcoPower
Speaking of #ecopower
I love how transparant they are.
They sent an email to all their subscribers being like: Hey, this is how you can help us save 130.000 euro that we can instead invest in projects!
Basically turns out they're spending that amount of money purely on sending physical letters to customers. I mean, it make sense that it's that much when you calc it but when i first read it I was like HOW MUCH?!
https://www.ecopower.be/nieuws/helpt-u-ecopower-130-000-euro-te-besparen
So our #coop energy provider #Ecopower just launched a tool that allows you to check if your current energy usage makes it favorable to switch to a Dynamic Pricing scheme instead of the regular price. Obviously if it's nowhere near favorable and you don't have any obvious loads that you could already try shifting to better hours, don't bother. But if you notice that it says it's favorable or close to, you could try and make tweaks and consider switching.
Pretty cool.
Som Energia¿Las comunidades energéticas tienen que ser locales?
Un estudio de Aurore Dudka y Natalia Magnani compara dos #cooperativas de energía renovable de Europa y alertan del riesgo de interpretar estrictamente el criterio de proximidad.
En cambio, proponen mayor reconocimiento del rol jugado por las comunidades de interés en la #TransiciónEnergética.
📰 https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12286-024-00601-2
Do energy communities need to be local? A comparative study of two energy cooperatives in Europe - Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft
Energy communities are integral to achieving the European goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. While these communities are currently being emphasized as strictly place-based, with some states interpreting RED II’s proximity criterion stringently, our research offers a contrasting perspective: We argue that a sole focus on geographical proximity fails to capture the full contributions of energy community projects, especially those that function as communities of interest rather than merely as communities of place. In order to support this perspective, our study analyses data from 5402 responses and 31 semi-structured interviews from two main energy cooperatives: Ecopower in Flanders, Belgium, and ènostra in Italy, in both of which, members are not confined by geographical boundaries and are instead united by shared energy-related interests.Our findings indicate that these two organizations are pivotal to driving the European energy transition. The organizations effectively rally their members around a common identity, thereby fostering new norms, practices, and forms of social capital as well as offering a shield against the market’s prevailing logic. This observation becomes even clearer when considering the fact that the cooperatives have reached a significant level of business maturity, with Ecopower utilizing more resources for including and empowering participants and territories. Our research underscores the importance of re-evaluating the role of geographical proximity in energy policies and highlights the potential that interest-based cooperatives have when it comes to advancing sustainable energy initiatives across various geographical scales.
Les comunitats energètiques han de ser locals?
Un estudi d'Aurore Dudka i Natalia Magnani compara dues #cooperatives d'energia renovable d'#Europa i alerten del risc d'interpretar estrictament el criteri de proximitat.
En canvi, demanen major reconeixement del rol jugat per les comunitats d'interès en la #TransicióEnergètica.
📰 https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12286-024-00601-2
Do energy communities need to be local? A comparative study of two energy cooperatives in Europe - Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft
Energy communities are integral to achieving the European goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. While these communities are currently being emphasized as strictly place-based, with some states interpreting RED II’s proximity criterion stringently, our research offers a contrasting perspective: We argue that a sole focus on geographical proximity fails to capture the full contributions of energy community projects, especially those that function as communities of interest rather than merely as communities of place. In order to support this perspective, our study analyses data from 5402 responses and 31 semi-structured interviews from two main energy cooperatives: Ecopower in Flanders, Belgium, and ènostra in Italy, in both of which, members are not confined by geographical boundaries and are instead united by shared energy-related interests.Our findings indicate that these two organizations are pivotal to driving the European energy transition. The organizations effectively rally their members around a common identity, thereby fostering new norms, practices, and forms of social capital as well as offering a shield against the market’s prevailing logic. This observation becomes even clearer when considering the fact that the cooperatives have reached a significant level of business maturity, with Ecopower utilizing more resources for including and empowering participants and territories. Our research underscores the importance of re-evaluating the role of geographical proximity in energy policies and highlights the potential that interest-based cooperatives have when it comes to advancing sustainable energy initiatives across various geographical scales.