Recording of Friday, June 21, 2024 | The smarter E Europe Exhibition Program 2024 | Exhibition Program | Language: English | Duration: 11:23 .
The discussion revolves around the implementation and challenges of smart city projects, using Hagen as a case study. Aniga explains that Hagen had proactively set up an administrative division focused on digital technologies for climate initiatives, which facilitated project kick-off. The conversation shifts to addressing why technological solutions often fail despite availability, highlighting issues like inconsistent standards in connectivity, particularly with EV chargers (OCPP). Ensuring quality service and support is deemed essential to avoid customer frustration. Data security emerges as a critical concern; maintaining cybersecurity and protecting privacy are paramount. Processing data locally within households rather than online helps mitigate risks. Energy management systems pose another challenge: how to balance automated control against user fears of losing personal oversight during energy demands or blackouts. Offering manual override options reassures customers worried about AI-driven controls. Overall, the panel acknowledges ongoing industry challenges in standardization, education of installers and users, and building trust through robust data protection measures while advancing smart city solutions.
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In this session we will unlock the potential of smart integrated energy management systems as major enablers of tomorrow's prosumers, empowering individuals and businesses to become active participants in the energy transition. You will receive an overview of cutting-edge technologies and innovative solutions to explore the latest advancements in home and commercial energy management systems. Join the session and gain invaluable insights into the seamless integration of solar, storage, EVs and other renewable energy sources!
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