ENERGY POOL
Jean-Pierre Dib, Dr. is an experienced researcher and project manager in the field of electrical and electronics engineering, currently serving as R&D Project Manager at ENERGY POOL since January 2023. Previously, Jean-Pierre conducted significant research as a PhD student at G2Elab, focusing on the impact of uncertainty on distribution network investments and developing a real options-based optimization tool for on-grid investments. Other noteworthy roles include an intern position at EDF where Jean-Pierre conducted technico-economic studies on microgrid optimization, and various internships that involved legal and economic studies of autoconsumption and electrical engineering projects. Jean-Pierre holds a Doctor's Degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Université Grenoble Alpes, as well as a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering for Smart Grids and Buildings from Grenoble INP - Ense3, and an Engineering Diploma in Electromechanical Engineering from Saint Joseph University of Beirut.
ENERGY POOL
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At the centre of the smart grid revolution, Energy Pool manages and optimizes complex systems (energy consumption of industrial sites, decentralized production, renewable energies, storage devices...) for a smarter and low-carbon energy management and achieve substantial savings. Energy Pool has been one of the pioneers in the French flexibility market since 2009, and now has more than 120 employees. In addition to France, we have also been present in the Japanese and Turkish markets since 2015, and in the Netherlands since 2018, and are leading developments in around 10 countries (Germany, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Ivory Coast…). The development of our business sector has accelerated over the past two years, encouraged by the European Union and the definition of ambitious objectives to increase flexibility in electricity consumption and to improve energy efficiency. On an international scale, many emerging countries are considering integrating consumption flexibility to avoid costly over-investments which often use hydrocarbons. Moreover, the targets in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions require the electrification and decarbonisation of part of the production chains, which is opening up some excellent prospects for the coming decade. Energy Pool intends to play a key role with its customers and states to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. To respond to this challenge, Energy Pool is expanding its service offering by including a DERMS (Distributed Energy Resources Management System) software solution that is constantly being updated with new functionalities and which enables the optimised management of energy networks. Energy Pool’s ambition: To be a leader in energy management for complex systems.