Energinet harnesses data and open source to drive the Green Energy transition
summary
Energinet runs a Data Hub that collects 3.5 million smart meters with hourly production and consumption readings, started in 2013 for market settlement and now opened for reuse. It issues hourly granular certificates (about 8,760 certificates per year per metering point), and publishes Project Origin: an open-source registry that uses blockchain, Merkle proofs and commitment schemes to track, privacy-preserve and interoperate certificate ledgers across registries.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and Energinet overview
- 1:50Setting energy data free
- 3:36Data Hub and smart meters
- 5:22Granular certificates and green energy
- 6:46Project Origin and open source
- 9:40Why open source Project Origin
- 11:26Project Origin community growth
- 12:49Beyond energy tracking with Project Origin
- 13:53Role of LF Energy and foundations
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