Energy 2.0 integrates renewables, grid flexibility, and efficiency. It emphasizes electrification, sector integration, hydrogen, and demand-side management to reshape a flexible, low-carbon energy future.
Transitioning buildings, vehicles, and industry to electricity—heat pumps and EVs—dramatically cuts energy waste. This electrification is essential for decarbonization and optimizing renewables.
Smarter grids use demand-side flexibility to shift loads. Hydrogen supports hard-to-electrify sectors, requiring efficient electrolysis and strategic deployment to balance renewables.
Reusing excess heat and interlinking systems (energy, industry, buildings) capture wasted energy. Efficiency 2.0 ensures coordinated, sustainable resource use across sectors.