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Home Courses Citizens Co-creating Sustainable Cities Course materials Lectures 6.3.3 Sharing Energy: The Case of VPPs

6.3.3 Sharing Energy: The Case of VPPs

Course subject(s) Module 6 – Energy & Air 3: Creating Smart Energy & Mobility

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With this video, we will conclude the section on energy storage. We have seen that energy storage is a dynamic topic when talking about transitions towards smart and decentral energy grids.  We have also seen how citizens participate in an energy transition. After our visit to the VPP in Amsterdam, Sanneke Kloppenburg and Marten Boekelo will reflect on what we have seen. Walter Fraanje will ask them about the broader implications of the project and what roles citizens currently have in energy production, consumption, and storage They will also discuss the possible roles of citizens in the future.

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