Whoever Saves Wins — How Do Energy and Resource Efficiency Go Digital?
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The session surveys digital approaches to energy and resource efficiency, focusing on technologies like smart meters, digitalized distribution grids, virtual power plants and intelligent storage, plus cloud and platform models for monitoring and control. It identifies problems from increased renewable, decentralized and electrified loads — including blackout and cyberattack risk — and presents IT security, resilience, analytics and forecasting solutions to uncover and realize energy-saving potentials.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Energy efficiency and digitalization
- 1:47Germany's energy transition
- 3:53Digitalization for efficiency
- 6:26Digitalization hurdles
- 8:32Why digitalize now
- 10:19Industry savings with sensors
- 13:31State role in Green IT
- 15:15Green-IT strategy challenges
- 17:23Citizen participation tools
- 20:54Business cases and benefits
- 23:21Digitalization energy costs
- 25:46Climate-neutral data centers
- 27:12Price signals for efficiency
