Longer blog. For electricity, the law of supply and demand applies: • Demand curve (green line): the higher the price, the fewer consumers are willing to use electricity; the lower…
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How Transfer Pricing Helps Build a Smarter, Fairer Energy Future – Reformers Example As the energy system becomes more local, flexible and decentralized, new questions arise: - How do we…
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An extra long blog. Introduction The energy transition is not merely a technological challenge; it is also a profoundly social one. Shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energy involves not…
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We are entering an era in which data has become the new fuel of society. From smart meters and digital twins to algorithms that predict our consumption and behavior, the…
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It is remarkable how hard it is to change deeply ingrained ideas among households—ideas that businesses abandoned long ago and now profit from. A prime example is the use of…
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Let’s start with a familiar example: a manufacturing company. The company is a system—a coherent whole of people, resources, and processes working together to produce a product. Within this system,…
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Within the EU-funded REFORMERS project, we work across diverse contexts — from large corporations experienced in structured project environments to local communities like Plan Oost and the small industrial area Oude Werf in Heiloo.…
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Business Case and Business Model in EU Projects In many meetings, I often hear the phrase: “There must be a good business case.” The goal is typically to ensure that…
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In industry, we have long recognized different forms of production: one-off production, batch production, series production, mass production, and process industry. Each form has its own logic. A carpenter making…
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In the Netherlands, citizen-led energy initiatives are on the rise. These cooperatives often position themselves in opposition to large energy companies — and with good reason, especially when dealing with…
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