E Lunch Webinar: Grid congestion explanation and solution for energy security by Kenter
Energy, grid congestion and Kenter
Energy to start, run, sustain or grow something, how do we deal with electrification when energy is not enough.
Grid congestion. A word we hear more and more in the news. The energy transition creates a full electricity grid, entrepreneurs do not get a connection are limited in their growth opportunities or cannot meet climate targets.
Waiting lists are growing and grid operators are working hard on expansions. But what exactly is grid congestion? How does it arise?
What does the grid congestion map of the Netherlands look like? How do we electrify our vehicle fleet when there is grid congestion and can you bypass grid congestion?
Kenter takes you through issues surrounding electrification in grid congestion and what solutions can be realised.
You will hear the answers to these questions in this webinar and read about them in Kenter's white paper (see Links below).
Speakers:
Eva Heezen: Eva Sylvie Heezen - van der Pol works as account manager EV Charging at Kenter.
With years of experience as an entrepreneur in the mobility sector, she understands like no other the challenges and uncertainties entrepreneurs face when electrifying their vehicle fleet.
Eva specialises in assisting and advising entrepreneurs with various challenges, such as grid congestion or gaining insight into the customer's complete energy needs. Both in the current situation, and in the future.
With a pragmatic approach, the challenges are actually solved in practice, as grid congestion is not a technical problem but a management problem.
Kenny Venhorst:
Kenny Venhorst, a technically trained professional with a strong background in the implementation and management of EV Charging projects. With his experience as a project manager, he strives to develop innovative solutions that contribute to a more sustainable future.
His goal is to continue his career in the development and implementation of advanced charging solutions, with a focus on innovation and sustainability. Kenny Venhorst has a leading role in projects that have a significant impact on the transition to a greener future.
Besides engineering, he holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration. With a unique combination of technical knowledge and business insights, he is dedicated to optimising business processes and implementing innovative technologies to achieve business goals.
Links
Kenter: www.kenter.nu
Topics Net Congestion: https://www.kenter.nu/themas/netcongestie/
Download here The Whitepaper: https://www.kenter.nu/whitepaper-netcongestie/