RESOURCES

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Discover websites and resources partnered with EnergyBoard. Each listing is added and maintained manually.

RTE

RTE operates France’s high-voltage electricity transmission network and publishes a wealth of data on generation, consumption, cross-border exchanges and the electricity mix. Its reports and real-time tools are valuable resources for anyone looking to understand how the French power system works and how it is changing.

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CRE

France’s Energy Regulatory Commission oversees the electricity and gas markets. Its publications cover networks, tariffs, market functioning and consumer issues. A useful source for understanding what lies behind an energy bill and how regulation influences electricity and gas markets in France.

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ADEME

ADEME provides studies, practical tools and guidance on energy efficiency, buildings, mobility and renewable energy. Its resources make the energy transition easier to understand for households, companies and local authorities, connecting national objectives with concrete solutions for reducing consumption and emissions.

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Bundesnetzagentur

Germany’s Federal Network Agency oversees electricity and gas networks and publishes extensive information on energy markets. Its data, monitoring reports and consumer resources make it one of the key sources for understanding German grids, prices, supply security and the functioning of the country’s energy system.

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SMARD

SMARD is the German electricity market data platform operated by the Federal Network Agency. Generation, consumption, wholesale prices and cross-border flows can be explored through interactive charts. An excellent resource for anyone who wants to move from annual statistics to a much more detailed view of Germany’s electricity system.

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Verbraucherzentrale

Germany’s consumer advice centres provide independent information on electricity, gas, heating, energy contracts and efficiency. Their practical guides help households understand bills, compare offers and avoid problematic sales practices. A valuable consumer-focused counterpart to more technical energy market data.

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ARERA

ARERA regulates Italy’s electricity, gas, water, waste and district-heating sectors. For energy consumers it provides impartial tools to understand bills, compare electricity and gas offers and learn about rights. A central reference for understanding both regulation and household energy markets in Italy.

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Terna

Terna operates Italy’s national high-voltage electricity grid. It publishes detailed data on demand, generation, imports, exports and installed capacity. Its statistics offer a direct view of how the Italian electricity system operates and how its generation mix is evolving over time.

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Italia Solare

Italia Solare represents companies and professionals active in Italy’s photovoltaic sector. Its news, studies and industry positions help track solar deployment, self-consumption, energy communities and regulatory developments. A useful resource for following one of the fastest-changing parts of Italy’s energy landscape.

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SolarPower Europe

SolarPower Europe represents the European solar sector. Its market reports are widely used to track photovoltaic installations, industry trends and future development across the continent. A strong resource for understanding how solar capacity is expanding and how national markets compare.

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