Evelina Trutnevyte

@trutnevyte.bsky.social

Energy and climate mitigation from the modeling and interdisciplinary perspectives

🤩🤩🤩Overly excited to be heading to the second Swiss conference on #decentralized #renewable #energy as part of @sweet-edge.bsky.social. Looking forward to all the discussions on how to increase the share of renewables in Switzerland and what are the implications for cross-border electricity trade

SWEET EDGE@sweet-edge.bsky.social · last yr.

👀 All experts revealed! A few spots are still available - join us in Bern for the second Swiss conference on decentralized energy. 🇨🇭⚡ 👉 More information and registration: sweet-edge.ch/en/news/the-...

Experts at the EDGE conference:
•	Roberto M. Borsotti, TNC Consulting
•	Nadine Brauchli, VSE
•	Clara Bucher, Canton of Lucerne
•	Emanuele Colombo, Swissgrid
•	Peter Cuony, Groupe E 
•	Hubert Fechner, Technologieplattform Photovoltaik Austria
•	Jan Flückiger, Bertakomm
•	Fabian Gottschlich, BKW
•	Léonore Hälg, Energie-Stiftung SES
•	Sibylle Landolt, Canton of Lucerne
•	Jan von Overbeck, St Prèx 
•	Lionel Perret, Suisse Éole 
•	Jan-Philipp Sasse, Alpiq
•	Marius Schwarz, Axpo
•	David Stickelberger, Swisssolar
•	Saskia Bourgeois Stöckli, SFOE
•	Jean-Luc Zanasco, Services Industriels de Genève

Compared to the single price zone, splitting Germany in five zones will lead electricity wholesale prices to -increase in the South by <3% and in the West by <1% -decrease in the North by > 10-16% As network cost will also drop, impact on electricity cost in the South/West should be rather marginal.

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