Embracing Paradigm Shift Towards Distributed Power and Clean Energy
ON THE BRINK OF A POWER SHIFT
Ingrid M. Vila Biaggi, MS, PE
President/Co-founder
March 21, 2019
technology
noun
tech·nol·o·gy | \ tek-ˈnä-lə-jē \
plural
technologies
1
a:
the practical application of knowledge;
b:
a capability given by the practical
application of knowledge.
MERRIAM-WEBSTER
2
KUHN’S
CYCLE
3
4
Where could this paradigm change lead us?
•
Society with greater/stronger local economy with global
integration through innovation exchange.
•
The individual is no longer a passive actor, but assumes greater
control and awareness…TRUE DISTRIBUTED POWER.
Power-system
transformation under
public ownership
100% clean renewable
Efficiency, conservation,
and demand management
Rooftop solar with storage
Shared governance model
rooted in local ownership
and participation
www.queremossolpr.com
5
The paradigm shift towards distributed power and clean energy brings about a transformative future where individuals play an active role, leading to a society with a stronger local economy integrated globally through innovative exchanges. Technology empowers users to create content and participate in a shared economy, promoting internet optimization and energy democracy through clean renewable generation. Public ownership drives the transition to 100% clean renewable energy with efficiency, conservation, and shared governance models rooted in local ownership. Find out more about this power-system transformation and its impact on society.
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ON THE BRINK OF A POWER SHIFT Ingrid M. Vila Biaggi, MS, PE President/Co-founder March 21, 2019
technology noun tech nol o gy | \ tek- n -l -j \ plural technologies 1 a: the practical application of knowledge; b: a capability given by the practical application of knowledge. MERRIAM-WEBSTER 2
5. PARADIGM CHANGE 4. MODEL REVOLUTION 1. NORMAL SCIENCE KUHN S CYCLE 3. MODEL CRISIS 2. MODEL DRIFT 3
Where could this paradigm change lead us? Society with greater/stronger local economy with global integration through innovation exchange. The individual is no longer a passive actor, but assumes greater control and awareness TRUE DISTRIBUTED POWER. FUTURE TODAY/TOMORROW YESTERDAY/TODAY Personalized services. Improved use of resources by individual. Greater participation, democratization of ideas. Critical thinking. Webmaster as the only one creating content and managing resources. Users create content and participate in shared economy. INTERNET System optimization through individual/community level clean renewable generation (PV/microgrids), combined with some utility scale. Change in lifestyle, consumption, efficiency patterns. Energy democracy Distributed generation. Users assume active role through efficiency, local generation. Centralized power generation. ENERGY 4
Power-system transformation under public ownership 100% clean renewable Efficiency, conservation, and demand management Rooftop solar with storage Shared governance model rooted in local ownership and participation www.queremossolpr.com 5
