News Overview
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“KEMA's Dresden offices at the forefront of cutting-edge energy concepts and technologies”
Global energy consulting, testing, and certification leader plays an active role in the industry’s largest annual smart grid event, booth #659 on the exhibit show floor
Fifth annual Forum to explore the pathway toward modern energy infrastructures
Caroline Kamerbeek joins KEMA as Director Corporate Marketing & Communications to support global growth
Oslo, Norway/Arnhem, the Netherlands (22 December 2011) − DNV has acquired 74.3% of KEMA’s shares, creating a world-leading consulting and certification company within the cleaner energy, sustainability, power generation, transmission and distribution sectors.
Automation Insight – December 2011
TECH Notes: December 2011
Asia taking over leadership on smart grids still far from reality
Key industry leaders to address market conditions, policies, and opportunities in the competitive energy sector
TECH Notes: November 2011
‘Power Perspectives 2030’ new landmark report after Roadmap 2050
Smart grid innovators will provide installation and customer education to 200 Montana homes to prove viability of new technologies
Client successes in energy efficiency
Smart Grid Interop Lab tests compatibility of next generation smart grid technologies
KEMA’s smart grid activities with the U.S. Navy are highlighted at event
KEMA expert shares insights to meet critical infrastructure protection requirements
Advanced testing facility offers independent verification of device interoperability for utilities and manufacturers
KEMA further advances the creation and distribution of its expert knowledge base with introduction of new publication
Energy storage important element in the energy transition
KEMA performs measurements and calculations
Smart Grid Sherpa offers guidance for energy professionals on their path to the smart grid.
New platform will allow utility industry to more effectively and efficiently prepare for smart grid deployment
KEMA's Chief Executive Officer Thijs Aarten will address smart grid development at the Thailand Smart Grid Smart Utility Forum 2011
Report examines how the continued development and deployment of smart grid impacts the electric energy industry workforce
KEMA team to offer engineering, technical, and programmatic support services
KEMA consultant shares insights on flywheels to help stabilize the power grid in IEEE Spectrum article
Leading experts to help utility clients evaluate energy efficiency programs and gain deeper understanding of customer segments
Availability of thoroughly tested interoperable products based on open standards central to building a truly interoperable environment in the smart metering industry
Greenbang Sustainable Technology Analysis reports on KEMA’s Utility of the Future Leadership Forum
From supply and demand of the future grid to what drives the prosumer
KEMA announces new decision-support tool using innovative methodology
Customer demands will require utilities to develop new tech strategies and rethink centralized architecture
KEMA auditors help Montana CBS affiliates become more energy efficient
KEMA served as LEED consultant for project
Dan Gregory to offer viewpoints on the road to sustainability
New guidebook offers info to help shape new ways to manage energy
Dr. Ake Almgren to share insights on advanced energy storage and a smart, sustainable energy future
In an ever-changing electric delivery landscape, innovative and successful industry executives gather to stay a step ahead
Consumers are exchanging power among themselves; PowerMatching City will have follow-up
James Torgerson to offer insights on role of smart grid in integration of gas and renewables
Audrey Zibelman to lead discussion on the energy end-use ‘prosumer’
KEMA and DEWA share several fields of interest
Kenneth W. DeFontes, Jr. to share insight on staying ahead of the energy technology curve
David Carroll to offer perspectives on gas and the smart energy future
U.S. DOE, leaders in energy convene to explore competitive-driven innovation
David Mohler to explore integrating new technologies with the energy grid
Smart Grid Today panel focuses on global smart grid investments in China
Key industry leaders discussed smart grid innovations and growth in power markets
KEMA vice president discusses the importance of security, reliability, and scalability for smart grid communication development in this published article for Fortnightly’s SPARK.
Paul Camuti to share insight on integrating sustainable portfolio technologies
Glenn Steiger to offer insight into engaging with the energy end-use ‘prosumer’
Hans van Haarst appointed chief operating officer; Jos Huijbregts becomes chief financial officer
Dialog to explore innovation in business models; evolving role of utilities, customers, suppliers
All business units and regions contribute to the 63% increase in the net result
EASYBAT first project for electric car battery switching technology supported by European Commission
Membrane technology to convert water vapor into industrial and drinking water now tested on large scale; ten years’ preliminary research gains follow-up
U.S. DOE, leaders in energy convene to explore competitive-driven innovation
First U.S. testing solution for the rapidly evolving energy storage industry
KEMA senior principal consultant attests to potential benefits of using torrefied biomass to generate electricity
Ralph Masiello honored for contributions to secure operations of electric power grids
Arnhem / Nijkerk, 18 november 2010 – De procesindustrie in Nederland kan jaarlijks twee keer zoveel energie besparen als nu het geval is. Dit zou een verdubbeling van de huidige energiebesparing in die sector betekenen van de huidige 1% per jaar tot 2% per jaar. Daarmee zou de sector voldoen aan de energiebesparingdoelstelling die is overeengekomen met de Nederlandse overheid om in 2020 30% minder energie te gebruiken dan in 2000. Voorwaarde is wel dat een drastische verandering van de werkwijze in de procesindustrie ten aanzien van energie-innovatie wordt doorgevoerd. Dit blijkt uit een onderzoek van 15 bedrijven uit de industrieketen zelf, onder leiding van energiekennisbedrijf KEMA. Het onderzoek is geïnitieerd door NAP, het netwerk van de Nederlandse Procesindustrie. De procesindustrie neemt circa een kwart van het totale energieverbruik in Nederland voor haar rekening.
Onderwerpen als biomassa, afvang en opslag van CO2, elektrisch vervoer en de vooruitzichten voor de elektriciteitsindustrie uitvoerig aan bod
Landmark study shows that EU’s 80% GHG reduction target by 2050, based on zero carbon power generation, is technically feasible and economically rational
Nine Nile Basin Countries further orientate on regulatory affairs
Full-scale PowerMatching City goes live—interconnects smart energy consumers, renewable generation and the grid
PowerMatching City is first full-concept implementation.
KEMA technology accepted by Qatar government