In this episode of the 2Tokens Podcast, Erich Schnoeckel, Edgar Kampers and Leon Gerard Vandenberg discuss the DENYSE Project, an initiative focused on energy communities and the use of secure sensors on solar panels to track and trade green energy. Together they outline the project's goal to create a secure, traceable energy ecosystem. Sunified's Unity chip plays a crucial role by tagging energy for trust and transparency.

Edgar highlights that the DENYSE Consortium aims to build software modules for virtual power plants and energy asset management. The project targets energy hubs—places where energy is produced and used locally, which is crucial in the Netherlands due to network constraints.

Leon discusses the challenges of decentralized energy, referencing European policies that support local energy production. The conversation touches on the new Energy Act in the Netherlands, which facilitates decentralized energy ownership and trading, and the role of tokenization in crowdfunding and managing energy assets.

This episode emphasizes the need for standardization and collaboration within the industry to ensure interoperability and maximize the project's impact. The DENYSE Project plans to pilot diverse energy communities by the end of 2024, aiming to demonstrate and then expand these local energy solutions.

Participants:

Erich Schnoeckel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erichschnoeckel/

Edgar Kampers: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edgarkampers/

Leon Gerard Vandenberg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leongvandenberg/

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