Living Grid: calling pioneering organisations who want to create a new approach
The Living Grid is a movement that aims to create a new approach to our energy system.
Pioneer organisations, including United Utilities, Sainsbury’s, Aggregate Industries and Tarmac, are working together, and calling for others to join them, to create an electricity network that takes inspiration from nature to deliver, store and use electricity in the most optimal way possible.
This will make our system more compatible with the abundant renewable sources of energy around us, helping us achieve a 1.5-degree world and making our energy system ready for the future.
Is your organisation a pioneer?
Can you help drive the Living Grid movement forwards?
Join this webinar to find out:
- What the Living Grid is
- How your organisation can get involved
- What the benefits are for you
Speakers
Martin Hunt, Head of Networks and Partnerships, Forum for the Future
David Hill, Business Development Director, Open Energi
RecordedMay 18 201660 mins
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Pioneer organisations, including United Utilities, Sainsbury’s, Aggregate Industries and Tarmac, are working together, and calling for others to join them, to create an electricity network that takes inspiration from nature to deliver, store and use electricity in the most optimal way possible.
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Is your organisation a pioneer?
Can you help drive the Living Grid movement forwards?
Join this webinar to find out:
- What the Living Grid is
- How your organisation can get involved
- What the benefits are for you
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Martin Hunt, Head of Networks and Partnerships, Forum for the Future
David Hill, Business Development Director, Open Energi
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