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#15A - Too Much Power – Not Enough System?
Why the energy transition is stuck in outdated rules — and how to fix it.
We met for this conversation at the Bern University of Applied Sciences in Burgdorf.
Case example:
A farm with its own PV system, battery, and electric vehicles – yet the utility still wants to reinforce the grid connection?
In this episode, I talk with Prof. Dr. Christoph Bucher (Bern University of Applied Sciences) about these kinds of contradictions in the energy transition.
We discuss:
• Why photovoltaics should be treated like a power plant
• Why grid planning is often stuck in the past
• The four driving forces of the power shift: electrification, decentralization, digitalization, democratization
• What really helps solve the winter electricity gap
• And why complexity is a strength — not an excuse
This episode makes one thing clear: The technology is ready. What’s missing is systemic thinking.
More about Prof. Bucher’s research:
bfh.ch/en – Laboratory for Photovoltaic Systems
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Hashtags (Englisch)
SolarPower #EnergyTransition #ElectricGrid #FutureOfEnergy #SystemsThinking #GridIntegration #EnergyStorage #EnergyEfficiency #Decentralization #Digitalization #Democratization #WinterElectricityGap #EnergyPolicy #Sustainability #MichaelsGreenWorld #BFH
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By Michael Wilhelm HerzogWhy the energy transition is stuck in outdated rules — and how to fix it.
We met for this conversation at the Bern University of Applied Sciences in Burgdorf.
Case example:
A farm with its own PV system, battery, and electric vehicles – yet the utility still wants to reinforce the grid connection?
In this episode, I talk with Prof. Dr. Christoph Bucher (Bern University of Applied Sciences) about these kinds of contradictions in the energy transition.
We discuss:
• Why photovoltaics should be treated like a power plant
• Why grid planning is often stuck in the past
• The four driving forces of the power shift: electrification, decentralization, digitalization, democratization
• What really helps solve the winter electricity gap
• And why complexity is a strength — not an excuse
This episode makes one thing clear: The technology is ready. What’s missing is systemic thinking.
More about Prof. Bucher’s research:
bfh.ch/en – Laboratory for Photovoltaic Systems
⸻
Hashtags (Englisch)
SolarPower #EnergyTransition #ElectricGrid #FutureOfEnergy #SystemsThinking #GridIntegration #EnergyStorage #EnergyEfficiency #Decentralization #Digitalization #Democratization #WinterElectricityGap #EnergyPolicy #Sustainability #MichaelsGreenWorld #BFH