My guest today is Nicolas Höning.

Nicolas is the co-founder of Seita. Seita is a company based in the Netherlands, Seita aims to help companies bring more energy flexibility to their energy systems by developing an open source software that takes data feeds from weather patterns, from energy prices, and from energy consuming assets to produce a schedule saying what is best to consume electricity in the following day to minimize your CO2 footprints and your costs.

In this episode, we're going to talk about the data infrastructure in which Seita are bringing their solutions and the challenges that cities are encountering and addressing to roll out their solutions, as well as the ecosystem of partners that they team up with to bring their solution to market. It's a fascinating discussion at a very detailed level on a space that is critical to make our energy systems more flexible and reduce their CO2 consumption and therefore facilitate the energy transition.

I hope you enjoyed my conversation with Nicolas Höning.