The term 'Energy Data Scientist' means more than just a Data Scientist who works in an Energy Company. Given the skills that this Skool community teaches, what jobs does the Energy Data Scientist cover?

A new Energy Industry report has been uploaded to the Classroom section (6.2 - Industry Reports). This report analyses the European Union's new top-down electricity grid reinforcement approach to coordinating cross-border energy infrastructure. The report examines how the EU plans to address costly grid bottlenecks that could reach €26 billion annually by 2030, and the shift from decentralized national planning to centralized coordination. Sources: my commentary combined with the following: [1] The Economist: https://www.economist.com/europe/2025/10/30/europes-need-for-green-electricity-is-blowing-fuses [2] Wall Street Journal: https://www.wsj.com/business/energy-oil/europes-green-energy-rush-slashed-emissionsand-crippled-the-economy-e65a1a07 [3] Financial Times: https://www.ft.com/content/a22e8997-17b0-4762-9de2-c0b4df499bae

A new Energy Industry report has been uploaded to the Classroom section (6.2 - Industry Reports). This report examines Britain's £28 billion investment plan to upgrade gas and electricity networks over the next five years, including how much it will cost households and why the infrastructure is essential for connecting renewable energy projects to the grid. Sources: My commentary combined with the following: [1] Financial Times: https://www.ft.com/content/986d9985-021a-4cf2-a67b-24970e9f1773 [2] Bloomberg: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-12-04/uk-energy-bills-to-rise-as-regulator-backs-major-grid-investment [3] Wall Street Journal: https://www.wsj.com/business/energy-oil/u-k-approves-37-billion-in-funding-for-energy-grid-31d54abe [4] The Economist: https://www.economist.com/britain/2024/01/04/britain-needs-an-unprecedented-expansion-of-the-electricity-grid

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 .

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