CBER HANDBOOK

Join in ​

This is an open blueprint. Nothing is running yet, so there is nothing to sign up for. What you can do is exactly what this project needs.

Tear it down ​

Under every chapter there is a comment box. If you see a mistake, a gap or an assumption that does not hold, put it there, under the chapter it concerns. Anonymous is fine. The comment box runs on our own server, without tracking and without an account.

Start with what can be held against it: that is where the weakest spots we know of are listed. What you do not find there is the most interesting.

Read against it, or recompute ​

If you want to read a chapter from start to finish against the grain (an economist, a lawyer, a grid operator, somebody who knows batteries), or recompute the sums: email info@robingenis.com with the chapter named. What comes out of such a reading goes into the text with your name if you want, and without it otherwise.

A neighbourhood that wants to try ​

If you are looking, with a cooperative or a neighbourhood initiative, for a settlement model for a neighbourhood battery, read phase 0 of the transition plan and what has to be finished before the first participant first. They say honestly what is needed and what does not exist yet, the software first of all. If it still fits, email info@robingenis.com.

What there is not ​

No newsletter, no forum, no app. When something changes, the site changes: the status sits under the header of the homepage, and the transition plan says which phase we are in.

Reactions on this chapter

Tear it down here, where it belongs: under the chapter it concerns. Anonymous is fine. Hosted on our own server, no tracking.

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