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With "The materiality of our energy transition" he proposes a diversity of possible answers, based on the distance of the material to be extracted, required for the energy transition. The proposal takes place in and around the recently acquired Wielewaal estate in Eindhoven.
Can Eindhoven become more independent of the materials needed for the future of energy?
With the increasing instability in the world, a big win is to find a way for the population to supply themselves with energy. This will create more independence and everyone will have to deal with their own consequences. Can a country like the Netherlands become more independent in terms of energy for the future? Bram de Vos thinks so.
With "The materiality energy transition" he proposes a diversity of possible answers, based on the distance of the material to be extracted, required for the energy transition. His proposal shows a new combination of innovative and older systems, with a mix of recycle/upcycle for generating and storing energy.
The proposal takes place in and around the recently acquired Wielewaal estate in Eindhoven. With a slightly provocative tone, it balances the pros and cons of using materials in our energy transition for the best results.
