on the DER (wind and sun, among others) and downing the line to add in factors such as information (such as weather or price) to make the cVPP smarter by using an Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithm to enhance the performance of the system.
Young people and energy revolution seminar
Aiming to follow up with the discussion on youth empowerment in remote areas originated at the Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme's latest annual conference in Skellefteå (sweden), COPOWER partners invited 15 students from Centria University of Applied Sciences to a seminar to raise awareness among young people and investigate how they can lead the energy revolution.
COPOWER partner from Centria, Fabian Sander, led the seminar session that was structured into group discussions answering questions such as, 'How to get reliable energy revolution information? What channels give reliable information to young people? Give one example when disinformation was used against the energy revolution. Why are young people not asked when decisions are made that effect them? Why is it important to hear young people when decisions are made? What would you suggest to make young people more aware of those problems? What needs to be changed in our system that young people are more listened to?' This session enabled the NPA group to compare perspectives from the COPOWER partners to students or younger people's views.
Please, stay tuned! This session was recorded and conclusions will be promoted soon.