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From 2027, newly built homes in England will be required to meet the updated Future Homes Standard, a set of regulations designed to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions of new homes. A key part of this new revision; solar panels.

As electric vehicles (EVs) become more mainstream, questions about their long-term sustainability are coming into focus. One of the most important, what happens to the batteries of EVs after they’re no longer fit for the road?

As energy prices remain a hot topic in Europe, more households are exploring smarter, greener, and more cost-effective ways to manage electricity. Dynamic electricity tariffs...

The drive toward electrification in the automotive industry is gathering pace, with the European Union’s ban on internal combustion engines now only a decade away. However, the increased use of electric vehicles (EVs) requires ever greater demand on energy infrastructure, with ever greater numbers of drivers needing to plug-in and charge-up.

While e:PROGRESS continues to connect mobility and renewables across Europe, it’s not the only intelligent energy system in Honda’s portfolio. In Offenbach, Germany, at Honda’s European Research & Development facility (HRE-G), a pioneering energy management ecosystem is already in action. This smart setup integrates renewable energy, hydrogen technology, and advanced control systems, displaying what the future of sustainable energy could look like.

What exactly are DSR services, and why should you consider participating? In this article, we’ll explain how DSR works, the benefits for participants, and its impact on the energy system and the environment.