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Embedded Intelligence: What South Korea's Digital Energy Stack Can Teach the U.S.
Greennex Insight | August 2025 ⚠️ U.S. Blind Spot: The Grid Is Digital — But Disconnected In the U.S., grid modernization often centers...


Marine as the Missing Grid Layer: What Ireland's Coastal Energy System Can Teach the U.S.
Greennex Insight | July 2025 America's Oversight: When Ports Are Just Power Loads From California to New Jersey, U.S. ports are under...


Beyond the Meter: What the U.K.’s Grid-Native Energy Logic Can Teach the U.S.
⚡The Coordination Crisis Behind the Smart Meter Boom Across the U.S., the electrification push is moving faster than the grid logic to...


Power in Reserve: What Sweden’s Systemic Redundancy Can Teach the U.S.
When Redundancy Isn’t Waste — It’s Strategy Across the U.S., grid planners are under pressure: demand curves are shifting, extreme...


Coordinated, Not Congested: What U.S. Grids Can Learn from Belgium’s Urban Logic
⚡ The Urban Grid’s Untapped Intelligence As the U.S. pushes to decarbonize buildings and modernize city infrastructure, one hard question...


ETPA: The Dutch Exchange Making Electricity Trading as Nimble as the Grid Demands
The U.S. power grid is getting cleaner. But it’s not getting faster. As renewables surge and electrification expands, the grid’s biggest...


The U.S. Still Thinks in Meters — Singapore Is Already Thinking in Real-Time Circuits
In the U.S., commercial buildings are having an identity crisis. They’re responsible for nearly 40% of electricity use, yet most still...


VFlowTech: While the U.S. Bets Big on Lithium, Singapore Is Quietly Building a Safer, Longer-Lasting Battery Future
The U.S. energy storage boom has a chemistry problem. Lithium-ion batteries — originally built for phones and laptops — now power massive...


Vinod Khosla on Why Infrastructure Moonshots Need Patient Capital
Greennex sees a contradiction at the heart of climate investing. While the world demands rapid deployment of sustainable infrastructure,...


Rethinking Climate Infrastructure from the Sidewalk Up
A Conversation with Sonam Velani, Co-Founder of Streetlife Ventures Greennex sees an inflection point in climate capital. As the market...


Heat as Capacity: How Denmark’s Thermal VPPs Could Redefine U.S. Grid Flexibility
Greennex Insight | April 2025 ⚡ The Grid Flexibility No One’s Using Across the U.S., grid operators are searching for new ways to manage...


Hybrid Greentech: While the U.S. Scrambles to Scale Energy Storage, Denmark Is Building the Software Stack Behind It
The U.S. is racing to decarbonize its grid, but its energy storage strategy remains uneven. Billions have been poured into battery...


Hybird Energy: While the U.S. Struggles to Orchestrate Building Decarbonization, Europe Is Quietly Building an Energy Cloud
Across the U.S., commercial buildings account for nearly 40% of total energy consumption — and yet, most remain digitally blind to how...


OKTO GRID: While the U.S. Pours Billions into the Grid, a Danish Startup Is Quietly Making It Smarter
The U.S. grid has become a national liability. Aging transformers, overloaded substations, and an outdated monitoring architecture have...


Aegir Insights: While the U.S. Struggles to De-risk Offshore Wind, a Danish Startup Is Quietly Building the Market’s Smartest Model
The U.S. Offshore Wind Problem: Big Targets, Bigger Risks The U.S. has set ambitious goals for offshore wind — 30 GW by 2030, multi-state...


Small Systems, Smarter Grids: What Denmark Can Teach U.S. Utilities
The Big Grid, Fragmented Logic Across the U.S., the energy transition is speeding up — but the systems managing it are struggling to keep...


Peak Energy: What the U.S. Can Learn from a Singapore-Based Developer Powering Asia’s Corporate Decarbonization
As U.S. corporations chase net-zero targets, a critical bottleneck remains unresolved: how to decarbonize high-demand facilities like...


Canopy Power: While the U.S. Debates Grid Resilience, a Singaporean Startup Is Powering Remote Communities
For decades, the U.S. power system has faced three persistent structural challenges: • Vulnerability of centralized grids : Extreme...


Tibber: What the U.S. Can Learn from the Nordic Smart Energy Challenger
In the U.S., the energy transition has largely focused on generation — solar, wind, batteries, EVs. But one critical piece remains stuck...


Sympower: How the Netherlands Solved a Grid Flexibility Problem the U.S. Still Hasn’t Cracked
For decades, U.S. grid operators have faced the same bottleneck: renewable energy is growing fast, but the system’s ability to manage its...
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