Tackling Climate Change with Open Source and Data-Driven Technology
summary
A biodigester in Molina, Chile converts grape harvest residue, biosolids, expired grocery waste and industrial organics into methane that powers the entire site while producing liquid fertilizer and mulch; one remote node collects level, flow, weight and energy metrics and sends them over intermittent networks for auditable carbon accounting. Edge stack uses Dell T140 with EVE provisioned via ZEDEDA remote controller, secures transfer over the IOTA tangle and scores trust with Alvarium data confidence, enabling automated digital MRV and registry-ready reports.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:53Agenda
- 4:46What is Digital MRV
- 5:55Digital MRV Overview
- 8:39Open Source at the Edge
- 11:26Flexibility of Open Source
- 12:38Live Demo
- 18:23Project Summary
- 19:02Solutions Partners
- 19:46Conclusion
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