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Quo Vadis Energy Transition — Digital Opportunities and Analog Brakes?

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TalkinGermanat Digital Energy Conference 2021 · on Tuesday, 2021-11-30· [policy-and-regulation]

speakers

name:Matthias Hartmann
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name:Peter Müller-Brühl
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name:Sascha Müller-Kraenner
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resources

video:https://youtu.be/4bjvEOZnz1s
slides:none on file

summary

The session examines how digital technologies (smart meters, smart grids, cloud/platform models, virtual power plants, intelligent storage and forecasting/risk management) enable the energy transition and sector coupling while raising resilience and cybersecurity challenges. Panelists from industry, startups and policy (Bitkom/Techem, GreenCom Networks, Deutsche Umwelthilfe) discuss why digitalisation is essential for renewable expansion but why progress still falls short in many places due to non-digital obstacles.

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chapters (11)

  1. 0:00Climate change and energy transition
  2. 1:23Energy transition status
  3. 3:53Regulation and solutions
  4. 8:05Digitalization for efficiency
  5. 15:28Infrastructure barriers
  6. 17:57Approval processes and participation
  7. 20:24Flexibility via networking
  8. 21:46Neighborhood solutions and tenant power
  9. 24:12Political blockades
  10. 27:00Transparency for tenants
  11. 29:05Summary

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