On September 19th, a group of government representatives and energy suppliers from South Asia visited us.

At first it was the washing machine. Meanwhile the flexibility potential of electricity demand is seen in the automatic control of the charging of electric cars, heat pumps and electricity storage systems.

Our energy campus continues to grow and now consists of a total of four batteries.

The new energy campus was reopened on June 26, 2019.

Siemens has implemented a first version of the decentralized transaction platform based on the open source framework Coaty (https://coaty.io). Based on this test system, the individual system participants and the blockchain components are gradually being integrated.

A delegation trip on the topic “Energy Transition in Germany”, organized by the German-Chilean Chamber of Industry and Commerce together with the Chilean transmission system operator “Coordinador Eléctrico Nacional” (CEN), also led to Wildpoldsried on 17 May.

On April 4, 2019, an Australian delegation visited our project and the Energy Campus Wildpoldsried.

At the event organized by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, Siemens had the opportunity to present the use of blockchain technology in the project.

On Mai 14, 2019 an Indonesian delegation from GIZ visited our project.

The GIZ delegation from Mexico and Cuba visited Wildpoldsried on 13 May 2019.