Energy flows: Buildings as Batteries #29

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Shaping Sustainable Places – Development and Construction of a Low-Carbon Built Environment

Skanska - A world-leading project development and construction group, using knowledge and foresight to shape the way we live, work and connect.

42 episodes

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Shaping Sustainable Places is a podcast about low-carbon built environments, the construction and development industry and their impact on the places we live. In each episode, we’ll be speaking with industry leaders and other champions of change to explore innovative solutions to real challenges.

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Energy flows: Buildings as Batteries #29

Shaping Sustainable Places – Development and Construction of a Low-Carbon Built Environment

23 minutes 15 seconds

11 months ago

Energy flows: Buildings as Batteries #29

The built environment accounts for almost 40 percent of global carbon emissions. But that big number represents a huge opportunity.

In this episode of Shaping Sustainable Places, we take a closer look at how turning buildings into intelligent, networked energy storage makes them more resilient, as well as improving the efficiency and reliability of the power grid as a whole.

Guests in this episode:

Henrik Ahnström, Director of Product, Process and Innovation within Skanska's commercial development arm in the Nordics.

Niklas Johansson, Commercial Product Manager for E.ON ectogrid™.