Public services Goes Digital
summary
A municipal utility plans to produce as much local renewable electricity as Munich consumes by 2025, build 800 km of fiber serving 620,000 households by 2021, and deploy a citywide LoRa IoT network plus certified smart meters to enable bundled billing for electricity, heat, and water. It will use a virtual power plant to aggregate distributed solar and EV charging stations for grid‑friendly control, trial smart charging and a rental/flat‑rate EV charging model to avoid costly grid upgrades, and already has a mobility app with 450,000 users; regulatory and data‑governance changes are still needed.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:14Munich public services digital
- 3:45Digital infrastructure for cities
- 5:10Digitalization cuts housing costs
- 7:15Decentralized energy and virtual power plants
- 8:19E-mobility as public service
- 10:51Smart charging infrastructure control
- 12:17Digital platform for daily life
- 14:43Data sovereignty and citizen services
- 16:48Future of public services digitalization
- 18:14Policy for digital public services
- 19:40Common good and partnerships
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