Freek van 't Ooster - Create Energy continues

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Deze presentatie werd gegeven tijdens het DRIVE festival op Dutch Design Week, 22 oktober 2014. Meer informatie is te vinden via www.clicknl.nl

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31/10/14
FREEK VAN T OOSTER, CLICKNL
CREATE ENERGY
CONTINUED

RECAP GREEN DEAL: 2 TOPSECTORS (5 TKI), 5 CITIES, NBNL, EZ 3
+
Cities of Amsterdam, Eindhoven,
Arnhem, Enschede, Groningen
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Dutch Grid Operators
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Ministry of Economic Affairs
Companies
Science &
Education
Government
High tech
Life Sciences Agro-Food
Water
Creative
Industry
Chemicals Horticulture
Energy
Logistics

PROJECTS ANTICIPATED (AMSTERDAM) 4
Smart Energy City Amsterdam
opeNL

PROJECTS ANTICIPATED (EINDHOVEN) 8
Smart Energy City Eindhoven

PROJECTS ANTICIPATED (EINDHOVEN) 9
Smart Energy City Eindhoven
Eckart – Vaartbroek
Strijp-S

PROJECTS ANTICIPATED (GRONINGEN) 13
Smart Energy City Groningen

PROJECTS ANTICIPATED (CLUSTERS) 16
Smart Energy projects
1. Empowering smart energy citizens
2. Open data & Data driven services
3. Renovating social housing
4. Areaspecific projectdesign
(group of houses/buildings and users)
5. Smart Energy Solutions
innovative products, services, systems to be
(re)designed and implemented
6. Community of (best) practices

VALUE PROPOSITION CREATIVE INDUSTRY 18
1. User centered design
(products, services, systems
ánd projects)
2. Open data & application
(Apps4Energy)
3. Supporting / activating communities
4. Redesigning built environment (renovation)
5. Design for behavioral change
6. Storytelling / communication
7. Fress approach: design thinking, service
design, gamification, apps/internet/social

KEY VALUE PROPOSITION (CLICKNL) 19
Tekening: Robert Smit, Jongens van de Tekeningen

CREATE ENERGY CONTINUED 20
Show me the money …
 Green Deal 2015-2019
 Straight funding
Projectfunding / contracting
Innovative procurement
 Innovationfunding
 Demonstrators Energy Innovation (DEI 2014/2015)
 SME Innovation cooperation (MIT 2015)
 Research & innovation tenders (energy / creative)
 Horizon 2020

CREATE ENERGY CONTINUED 21
Next Steps 2014
 Finalizing Green Deal program
 Open Data platform with Amsterdam
 BIA-project Click Digital (with TNO)
 Cooperation Built Environment
 Start Creative producer / Creation board (with
UCreate and city of Eindhoven)
 Hands on: FMT Workforce (100+ online
professionals co-designing possible solutions)

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The document discusses smart energy cities and taking an integral and human-centered approach. It involves multiple stakeholders working together holistically on energy transition projects at the district level. The process involves 5 phases: 1) setting shared goals with stakeholders, 2) technical and social research, 3) selecting promising scenarios, 4) analyzing scenarios and roadmaps, and 5) implementing investments. Creative producers work with communities to co-design solutions through research, scenario development, communication strategies, and pilot projects. The goal is to empower citizens and create ownership over sustainable energy solutions through an understanding of individual motivations and barriers to change.

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The document discusses several topics related to circular packaging design including using locally sourced residual streams to create new sustainable food networks, recreating packaging, the tools and environment needed for packaging designers in this approach, and successfully recycling designs from the past within other design industries but not necessarily within packaging design. It also provides an example of soup in a pouch being one of the most successful packaging inventions from the 1960s.

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This document summarizes a workshop about tools to help residents learn to live in an energy-efficient home after renovations through the 2nd Skin project. The project retrofitted homes with insulation, solar panels, geothermal heat pumps, and ventilation systems. Residents reported initial discomfort with changes but now find the homes more comfortable with stable temperatures. The workshop discussed tools used in the process, including information sessions, construction approval, and technology interfaces. Participants felt listening to what residents do not say is important, and that feedback loops between projects could help residents become ambassadors for energy-efficient renovations.

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The document discusses pixel farming, which is farming in the digital era using robotics and technology. It describes a proposed PixelFarming Robot that would be an autonomous vehicle for precision farming. Consumers could rent fields and control the robot remotely to plant and harvest crops as needed. The robot would have GPS navigation, solar power, onboard cameras and tools for tasks like weeding and watering. The goal is to make farming more efficient and give consumers direct access to fresh, locally grown food.

CLICKNL DRIVE 2018 | 25 OCT | Redesigning Festivals

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This document discusses innovation festivals and the circular economy. It introduces INNOFEST, which hosts festivals that test innovations. One innovation featured is POPUPCUP, a recyclable and wasp-proof paper cup. POPUPCUP is designed according to circular economy principles using recycled materials that can be recycled again. It provides advantages over plastic and paper cups. The document also discusses DGTL, a circular economy music festival, and includes details on POPUPCUP's materials and functionality. It concludes with a Q&A section on festivals and circular innovations.

CLICKNL DRIVE 2018 | 25 OCT | The Future of Living Materials

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This document summarizes a conference on living materials and bacterial textiles. It introduces several speakers who discussed designing with bacterial leather, using bacteria to naturally dye textiles instead of harmful chemicals, and a theoretical framework for understanding materials as living systems. One talk addressed moving beyond human-centered design to consider more entangled relationships between humans and other living and non-living materials. Another discussion focused on how the concept of "life" is constructed through language and how different materials claim or are granted legitimacy as living.

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This document summarizes discussions from a conference on design for sustainability held in 2018. It discusses how the concepts of sustainability in design have not fundamentally changed since the first such conference in 1990, but focuses on three main topics: 1) Combining inspiring sustainability concepts like circular economy with quantitative metrics like lifecycle assessment. 2) Shifting focus from sustainable products to sustainable consumption and limiting overall resource use and environmental impact. 3) Considering social impacts of products in addition to environmental impacts, using a framework of product social metrics. The document also briefly summarizes the perspectives shared by several speakers at the conference on their long experience with and visions for sustainable design.

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