Keynote: Networking Electrons: The Next Frontier in Energy and Open Source
summary
Claims that global demand rises from ~145,000 to ~380,000 terawatts by 2050 and that 2050 is a point of no return drive the urgency, plus the claim that only ~2% of the needed transition is solved and current systems waste 60–80% of generated electrons. LF Energy under the Linux Foundation is building concrete code: an digital substation, an Open Smart Grid Platform, consent management from Estonia, and a crowd balancing project to orchestrate electric mobility and storage.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 5:02The 150 Year Old Power Grid
- 7:12What is the Current State?
- 10:53LF Energy Founding Members
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