"Energy efficiency is dead," proclaims industry veteran and founder of OpenEE and Recurve Matt Golden in this episode of Global Minima. Matt shares his thoughts on how indiscriminate reductions in consumption are no longer the target, how demand flexibility is replacing these aging metrics, and why more modern ways of managing energy consumption are better for carbon reduction and cost savings.

Matt Golden on the Death of Efficiency and the Rise of Demand Flexibility

<p>Global Minima features interviews targeted at the intersection of bits, watts, and dollars. Hosted by Dr. Jason S. Trager of Sustainabilist, the podcast explore how corporations, governments, and society as a whole can utilize data to minimize consumption while maximizing business returns. With guests across the academic, corporate and government sectors, Global Minima sheds light on the convergence of data, distributed energy resources, and demand-side management.</p>

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Global Minima features interviews targeted at the intersection of bits, watts, and dollars. Hosted by Dr. Jason S. Trager of Sustainabilist, the podcast explore how corporations, governments, and society as a whole can utilize data to minimize consumption while maximizing business returns. With guests across the academic, corporate and government sectors, Global Minima sheds light on the convergence of data, distributed energy resources, and demand-side management.

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Matt Golden on the Death of Efficiency and the Rise of Demand Flexibility

Matt Golden on the Death of Efficiency and the Rise of Demand Flexibility