Areti Ntaradimou

1 week ago | enlit.world | Areti Ntaradimou

During the last edition of EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) Maria Laura Trifiletti and Edoardo Genova, both from Zabala, organised a very interesting session on electrifying the industry. After listening to their interesting panel discussion during the event, I felt compelled to ask them a few questions on the subject. Hence this podcast episode.

2 weeks ago | enlit.world | Areti Ntaradimou

Three pioneers in sustainable energy were honoured at the 2025 European Sustainable Energy Awards during the EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) on 10 June in Brussels. The awards are celebrating innovation, community action and leadership in the clean energy transition. The winners, chosen by public vote from nine finalists, were recognised across three categories: Innovation, Local Energy Action, and Woman in Energy. Dr Stella Tsani, an academic from Greece, took home the Woman in Energy award.

1 month ago | enlit.world | Areti Ntaradimou

Europe & UK Energy Transition Renewable Energy As Europe accelerates its energy transition, the concept of security of supply has taken on new urgency. With rising geopolitical tensions, cyber threats and the physical impacts of climate change, energy resilience is no longer just a technical issue; it’s a strategic imperative.

1 month ago | enlit.world | Areti Ntaradimou

In the latest episode of the EU Energy Projects podcast series, I had the pleasure of discussing the evolving concept of flexibility in the energy system with Michael Villa, Executive Director of SmartEn, and Joachim Gruber, Staff Managing Director Technology at Netze BW GmbH. While both guests agree on its growing importance, especially considering increasing renewable integration, they approach the topic from different professional perspectives.

2 months ago | enlit.world | Areti Ntaradimou

I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Niccolò Fattirolli, COO of Olivo Energy and a key figure in the EU-funded Begonia project, which aims to prepare the ground for digital transformation across Europe’s energy and transport sectors. What makes the project so intriguing is its role as a preparatory action. Unlike many traditional EU-funded initiatives that focus on implementation, BEGONIA is about coordination, support and groundwork.