Artelys will attend European Utility Week 2019 in Paris, France

29 October 2019 | EN | News

Artelys will participate in European Utility Week, from the 12th to 14th of November 2019, in Paris. This event is one of the biggest smart utility fairs in the world, with meetings, sessions and conferences dedicated to the energy business.

As part of the Systematic Competitiveness French Hub, Artelys will hold a booth at Pavillon France. Our consultants will demonstrate their innovative optimization and decision-support solutions dedicated to:

Schedule production, transport, storage, supply and market operations, from short-term to mid-term
Forecast hourly energy demand and its evolution.
Build energy master plans, dimension optimal portfolios of renewables and flexibility solutions, assess system adequacy, or evaluate the economic potential of emerging technologies such as power-to-gas or vehicle-to-grid

Come and meet us at EUW 2019, Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Entrée L, Pavillon France, Hall 1, Booth J61

To get your free pass for this fair, contact us.

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