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This document discusses opportunities for social startups in energy information. It outlines four areas: 1) devices and software that measure energy activity, 2) standards for converting activity to equivalent energy or carbon units, 3) tools for sharing verified information socially, and 4) better tools for behavior change. It predicts that by 2015, energy information will be as common and sophisticated as financial information, digital technology will make this information more compelling, and kids will be early adopters in using this new energy information.
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Less is more
- 1. Less is More Opportunities for social startups in energy information Paul Miller Lisbon, 12 November 2008
- 2. CEO, School of Everything “One of those great, simple, smart ideas that make you want to smack your head and say, ‘Why didn't I think of that?’” - Boing Boing http://schoolofeverything.com
- 3. Co-founder, Social Innovation Camp “We fuse ideas, people and digital tools to build social start- ups that will change the world” http://sicamp.org
- 4. “Yesterday, we built huge corporations to do tiny, incremental things - tomorrow, we must build small organizations that can do tremendously massive things.” Umair Haque
- 5. Energy Information 1. Devices and software that measure activity 2. Standards for converting activity to energy or carbon equivalents 3. Tools that socialise verified information 4. Better opportunities for behaviour change
- 6. 1.
- 7. The Wattson
- 8. Yello Strom
- 10. Open Logistics
- 11. 2.
- 12. Gavin Starks
- 13. 3.
- 14. Share with your friends
- 15. Share with your neighbourhood
- 16. Share with the nation
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- 18. Even Clarkson enjoys it… Information is compelling. Showing off is even more compelling.
- 19. Predictions • Energy information will be as common and sophisticated as financial information by 2015 • That information will be made compelling by digital technology • Kids will lead the way