How Can Open Source Help Fight Climate Change?

Read the full article or listen to the audio only version on our website. https://thenewstack.io/how-can-open-source-help-fight-climate-change/ DUBLIN — The mission of Linux Foundation Energy —  a collaborative, international effort by power companies to help move the world away from fossil fuels — has never seemed more urgent. In addition to the increased frequency and ferocity of extreme weather events like hurricanes and heat waves, the war between Russia and Ukraine has oil-dependent countries looking ahead to a winter of likely energy shortages. “I think we need to go faster,” said Benoît Jeanson, an enterprise architect at RTE, the French electricity transmission system operator.  He aded, “What we are doing with the Linux Foundation Energy is really something that will help for the future, and we need to go faster and faster. For this On the Road episode of The New Stack’s Makers podcast, recorded at Open Source Summit Europe here, we were joined by two guests who work in the power industry and whose organizations are part of LF Energy. In addition to Jeanson, this episode featured Jonas van den Bogaard, a solution architect and open source ambassador at Alliander, an energy network company that provides energy transport and distribution to a large part of the Netherlands. Van den Bogaard also serves on the technical advisory council of LF Energy. Heather Joslyn, features editor of TNS, hosted this conversation. Jonas Van Den Bogaard - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonasvandenbogaard/ BenoÎt Jeanson - @BenoitJeanson93 Heather Joslyn - @ha_joslyn The New Stack - @thenewstack