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42 contributions to Energy Data Scientist
New Industry Report on Natural Gas Prices November 2025
A new industry report has been uploaded. You can find it in the Classroom, at 6.2. This report is about European gas prices. It mentions that they have dropped to their lowest level in 18 months, falling below €30 per megawatt hour. The report identifies 3 key factors that have caused this drop. One has to do with traders' expectations about the war in Ukraine. Another has to do with the temperature in Europe this winter. A third factor has to do with the shipping costs of LNG from the U.S. This report is valuable for anyone looking to understand how geopolitics, weather, and global shipping affect energy prices , whether you're an aspiring energy trader, an investor tracking commodity markets, or simply someone who wants to understand market dynamics .
1 like • 8d
Very useful thank you
Materials needed on Intelligent Automation of Energy Audit with AI
Good morning all, Please I need any materials, suggestions and if possible some past Energy Audit reports for buildings or data centers or hospital or commercial facilities etc. That will give an idea on how the manual/traditional way works so that I can use AI Thank you
1 like • 13d
Check out the Better Buildings Solution Center by the U.S. Department of Energy. They have a searchable database of case studies and implementation models that often include technical details on how the energy savings were calculated manually.
Pyomo vs Xpress vs GAMS
For Optimisation, which of these coding languages are you using and why ? In the Classroom, all three approaches are taught : Python (using Pyomo), Xpress and GAMS. Each, is used to develop an optimisation model. Is there a better one? Is one for academia and one for industry?
1 like • 14d
Python/Pyomo is strongest when you want to mix optimisation with data science, time-series analysis or machine learning in the same pipeline. GAMS and Xpress are strongest when you want optimisation!
5.18 Study to optimize energy consumption costs cooking, restaurant, fast food
I'm working on Course 5.18 (Retail Electricity Market in Python) and want to design a study to optimize energy consumption costs. My idea: For a small food business (e.g., burger shop), calculate the energy cost per product. This would involve: - Tracking appliance consumption (grill, fryer, refrigerator) - Linking to time-of-use electricity pricing - Determining which products/times are most cost-effective How would you structure this analysis step-by-step in Python? What data would I need, and which calculations are most important?
1 like • 20d
Best approach to truly develop new skills as fast as possible !
2 likes • 18d
@Muriel Shum king Do you plan also to upload it e.g. on a Github account? in the sense that this account will be a proof that you have completed a project, whether this project is personal or not.
Sector Reports
Which companies/institutions do you follow for sector developments, reports and bulletins?
1 like • 18d
@Mustafa kemal Karaman Many reports are not good use of our time unfortunately. Because they have a lot of text, just to show that they have done a lot of work. But this text has little to no value , in many cases. I personally focus on text that is supported by code and data . Many reports just have text and on purpose have a lot of text and they are repetitive.
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Pursuing greater understanding of Energy and Software Engineering for my under/post grad studies and beyond.

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