Democratising 24/7 electricity carbon accounting
summary
Demonstrates a working platform that maps real‑time electricity carbon intensity worldwide, offers 24‑hour forecasts and a commercial API used by Google to shift heavy compute to low‑carbon hours, and a free endpoint called co2signal free API for live kilowatt‑hour emissions. Shows a live demo (Denmark ~70% low‑carbon), quantifies lockdown as ~5–10% annual emissions drop, and presents an AI marginal‑impact model that ranks sites (Poland vs Norway) for actual CO2 reductions and a dashboard product for smart‑metered offices.
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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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