Democratising 24/7 electricity carbon accounting
summary
Real time map shows grid carbon intensity by region with a free web UI and an open source frontend and data scrapers while a commercial API provides a historical database, 24‑hour forecasts, and AI-driven marginal impact models for siting renewables. Use cases include shifting data center and ML training loads (Google 24/7 matching), smart heater and EV charging scheduling, and meter-level dashboards via a new product called bloom. Also offered is a free co2signal API for instant intensity values.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:35Olivier Corradi
- 3:43Electricity Map
- 6:17Timelapse
- 13:30Bloom
- 13:45Energy mix nationwide
- 15:17Next steps
- 17:03Open source
- 18:42Nuclear emissions
- 20:00Linux Foundation
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