Program

Welcome by Bram Spitzer

The province of South Holland drives the digitalization of energy, including energy tokenization. Through initiatives like Energy Transition and Positive Health, it promotes an inclusive energy transition.

Update Power of the Many by Alex Bausch

2Tokens in collaboration with Erasmus Center of Energy Transition (ECET), presents the Masterclass Digital Energy. In 5 sessions, under the guidance of lecturers such as Prof. Dion Bongaerts and Prof. Yassar, we explore how digitalization and tokenization contributes to a more efficient and transparent energy distribution, with a focus on decentralization and digital innovation.

Proposed mandate (Jos Röling)

We propose to develop a uniform blueprint in which tokenization becomes the foundation for solving the challenges of grid congestion and energy flexibility. By turning batteries and energy flows into digital tokens, ownership, operation, and value sharing can be made transparent and fair, while at the same time enabling automated settlement and integration into multi-vendor Virtual Power Plants. This approach ensures scalability, supports diverse optimization strategies, and creates a reliable, future-proof model that works for both technical experts and business stakeholders.

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Brief introduction of TERIA project

The TERIA project addresses regulatory barriers to local renewable energy by building on 2Tokens’ Power of the Many, developing digital energy hubs where companies generate, share, and manage solar power collaboratively. Taking place at the Schiebroek business park, TERIA serves as a living lab where companies manage their own energy, using digital tokens to organize, store, and exchange energy locally, creating transparency and enabling flexible responses to grid congestion.

Empowering the neighborhood battery

The neighborhood battery helps lower energy costs while reducing pressure on the local grid. By storing and using more solar power within the community, households send less energy back to the central grid—cutting costs and improving efficiency. Instead of relying on subsidies, users receive compensation for supplying power to the battery. Plus, a shared community fund fosters local projects and strengthens neighborhood connections

Overview of upcoming activities and events

This year, The Power of the Many ecosystem, in collaboration with partner organizations, invites you to participate in energy conferences, hackathons, and trade shows across Europe. Several consortia have united under a shared vision and signed the manifesto!

Networking and drinks