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If a home battery keeps the hospital online during a winter storm, and the accounting system cannot put a dollar on that, what number have we actually written down? This week on What is The Future for Cities? podcast that question ran through two episodes. Tuesday’s research debate (459R) unpacked the 2020 National Standard Practice…
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: “When we rightsize and right site our energy like nature does, not wasting it, using what’s really necessary, we can actually enjoy the benefits of ubiquitous low-cost energy availability.” Are you interested in distributed energy systems? What do you think about energy as one of the crucial…
Check out the episode: You can find the transcripts through this link. Are you interested in how distributed energy systems can work in practice? Our debate today works with the report titled National Standard Practice Manual: For benefit-cost analysis of distributed energy resources from 2020, by Tim Woolf, Courtney Lane, Melissa Whited, Chris Neme, Mike…
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The host is Fanni Melles, an architect by profession, and wants to create better cities in the future and this is why she started the podcast.
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