decoding the future of energy: Recent Episodes
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With the podcast decoding the future of energy, Siemens Grid Software shows that the energy transition can be fun and conveys positive visions of the future. Brace yourself for a surprising mix of fiction and reality: Which utopias do we pursue when we think about the power grid of the future? What technologies will we need? What role will software play? Will electricity customers become electricity producers or electricity traders? And how will an independent, sustainable, and decentralized grid change our lives? We will be discussing these topics with Siemens experts and high-profile guests. Together, in six episodes, we will decode the energy transition of the power grid - and all the prospects, challenges and opportunities it brings for society as a whole.More information: www.siemens.com/grid-softwareFollow us on LinkedIn and TwitterQuestions - Feedback - Contact: Send us an email!
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In our second episode of decoding the future of energy, we talk to Seth Frader-Thompson, co-founder of Energyhub, and Thomas Kiessling, Chief Technology Officer at Siemens Smart Infrastructure. Our host Gerard Reid asks them about the degree of flexibility we need for the current and the future grid - and to what extend everything should be connected.
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What comes to mind when you hear the phrase "Energy Transition"? In our new podcast we want to show you that the energy transition can be both: fun and exciting. Get to know our host Gerard Reid and find out what you will be learning in your new show.
In our first episode of <de>coding the future of energy, we talk to Jack Dangermond, founder of Esri, and Peter Körte, Chief Technology & Strategy Officer at Siemens. Our host Gerard Reid asks them about the need for collaboration in the energy sector and why there seems to be a lack of it. They also talk about how the idela framework and conditions for collaborative work should look like.