01. Definition
What is the energy crisis?
In recent years, many scientists have raised their voice to warn about climate change, caused notably by the burning of oil and coal in order to produce energy.
Solutions to the energy crisis
Over the last two centuries, energy needs have skyrocketed dramatically, especially because of the transportation and industry sectors. However, fossil fuel are polluting and their reserves are limited. We know today that these resources are close to exhaustion and our societies are facing a major challenge: the energy crisis.
01. Definition
02. Causes
03. Impacts
04. Solutions
05. Implementations
Solar Thermal High-Vacuum Panels by TVP SOLAR implemented by PepsiCo in Minas Gerais (Brazil) in 2022
Solar Thermal High-Vacuum Panels by TVP SOLAR implemented by Emmi Group in Langnau (Switzerland) in 2022
IPAC® by BAT’IPAC implemented by L'ARCHIPEP'S in Ecouflant (France) in 2017
Kiplo Energy Communities by Cleanwatts implemented by Izeda’s Fire Brigade in Bragança (Portugal) in 2024
QED Naval Limited and Tocardo Turbines by QED Naval Limited implemented by EU Interreg Tiger Project and ORE Catapult in Yarmouth (United Kingdom) in 2023
SageGlass by Vetrotech Saint-Gobain International AG implemented by Schneider Electric in Grenoble (France) in 2020
SageGlass by Vetrotech Saint-Gobain International AG implemented by Greisch in Liège (Belgium) in 2022
SageGlass by Vetrotech Saint-Gobain International AG implemented by Nestlé S.A. in Vevey (France) in 2020
SolarLEAF Energy Storage by Yotta Energy implemented by Municipality of Charlotte in Charlotte (United States) in 2024
SmartgridOne by Eniris implemented by SMPL Energie in Hasselt (Belgium) in 2024
HelioRec - floating solar technology by HelioRec implemented by Brest Port in Brest (France) in 2023
Eco Wave Power - Wave Energy by Eco Wave Power implemented by The Port of Los Angeles in Los Angeles (United States) in 2025
Eco Wave Power - Wave Energy by Eco Wave Power implemented by EDF Renewables IL in Tel Aviv, Jaffa (Israel) in 2023
SMATCH by ENGIE implemented by Equans in Rotterdam (Netherlands) in 2022
HECLA(R) Setores 1.000 and 1.500 by AquaGreen implemented by Odsherred Electric Utility Company in Odsherred (Denmark) in 2022
HECLA(R) Setores 1.000 and 1.500 by AquaGreen implemented by Lemvig Vand in Harboøre (Denmark) in 2024
06. Conclusion