Digital Platforms / Decentralized System Services
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Legal and business perspectives on digital platforms and decentralized system services in the energy sector, covering regulatory and contractual issues, platform models, and roles of municipal utilities. The talk addresses legal frameworks and practical implications for implementing decentralized services and platform-based offerings, with contributions from law firm Graf von Westphalen, startup e.less, and Stadtwerke München.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:54Energy transition challenges
- 14:20Grid flexibility for stability
- 26:44Energy sales digitalization
- 39:19Cloud platform regulations
- 50:11Market vs regulation dilemmas
- 54:31Summary
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