Sofiane Kessouar

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82 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 21 Jul

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Rethinking EHS: Global Goals. Local Delivery. · Building Energy Resilience: Balancing Cost, Sustainability and Security · 14 Jul 2026 podcast

However, the situation varies considerably from one country to another because each country has its own energy mixed resources and strategic priorities.

Germany is a good example of these challenges.

The country already completely phased out nuclear power, but it still relies on fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas to guarantee a stable electricity supply.

At the same time, Germany has invested heavily in renewable energy.

Large wind farms, both onshore and offshore in the North Sea and Baltic Sea contribute significantly to electricity production, while photovoltaic installations continue to expand across the country.

Switzerland represents another interesting case like Germany, it has decided to move away from nuclear power, but at a much slower pace.

Switzerland benefits from its mountainous geography, which offers excellent opportunities for renewable energy development.

Also, wind power remains relatively limited and still represents a high potential, photovoltaic installations are increasing.

uh particularly in alpine regions where solar radiation can be very effective also in the winter.

Uh most importantly, hydroelectricity plays a central role in the Swiss energy system.

Well in in Europe the conservation around energy resilience and conservation has changed significantly over the past few years due to growing concerns about energy security and price volatility.

However, the situation varies considerably from one country to another because each country has its own energy mixed, resources and strategic priorities.

Yeah, that's a great point.

So when when we talk about energy resilience uh for multinational organization, the biggest uh challenge is that there are uh absolutely no one size fits all solutions.

Um you are dealing with a fragmented world.

uh companies are dependent on local infrastructure.

So you can have the best global strategy, but on the ground you are at the mercy of local availability.

For example

Uh if there is no district heating network available, it is more difficult to reuse the heat generated by data centers.

Uh electrical grid stability is also becoming more of a challenge with a higher percent percent percentage of alternative energy production due to its seasonal and weather dependency.

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