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Third Industrial Revolution Consulting Group Catalyzing Collaborative Innovation Networks BIPV MOOCs APPs Buildings geot hermal beyond zero net Motors Daylighting Chillers HVAC bio FITs LEDs decoupling+ Solar thermal incentives geospat ial mapping Pumps/Compressors aggregationMobility solar gardens Water smart sensor networks Plugloads integrat ion bikes zero waste complete street sLandscaping peer-to-peer epeatEVs codes Solar PVmicrogrids LEED ++ standards Albedo surfaces wind collaboration innovation networks Architecture Financing Windows procurement conser vation10xE visualizat ion E- Lab design COIN – Ad hoc selforganized groups of self-motivated citizens, geographically dispersed, focused on accomplishing a specific mission PROPOSALS 1 Business Model Innovation 1.1 Promote energy sharing cooperatives for each of Luxembourg’s economic sectors – residential, commercial, industrial, and the farming community – in pursuit of a Luxembourg Designed 100% WWS electric powered economy. There are tens of thousands of cooperatives operating worldwide (millions of members). Cooperatives are voluntary groups, open to all citizens who desire access to a cooperative’s services. Cooperatives are democratic institutions overseen by their members, who render decisions and establish policies. A cooperative's capital is democratically controlled and contributed equitably by members. Cooperatives are autonomous, self-help entities operated by their members. Cooperatives are focused on promoting the sustainable development of their communities through policies adopted by their members. Energy 412
Third Industrial Revolution Consulting Group cooperatives have been an important option in recent decades and especially valuable in promoting distributed power generation. German, Danish, and Swedish shared cooperatives have been instrumental in the large-scale expansion of wind and solar PV systems in their nations. Expanding the use of energy cooperatives in Luxembourg is an update of the traditional sharing economy, while also incorporating the latest in high-tech, knowledge-driven opportunities for deriving value from the community’s renewable energy resources. 2 Technical 2.1 Blockchain technology should be examined as a useful tool to track prosumer/Sharing Economy activities and avoid clandestine employment. The development of a core platform, through which all transactions relative to the Sharing Economy and prosumer activities must be included, will facilitate the task of tax authorities. Blockchain technology could be used for registering purposes, in order to build in security in value chains and record the transactions. 3 Regulatory 3.1 Sensitize and inform prosumers about legal rights and obligation in the Sharing Economy. When consumers also become producers – prosumers – or service providers at once, they are confronted with questions regarding product safety, consumer rights, etc., as well as commercial and fiscal issues in the Sharing Economy. To raise awareness on these important topics, prosumers must be sensitized and informed. To this end, a campaign should be launched, for example, in collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce or consumer protection organizations. The centralized web-based platform mentioned in proposal 4.7 below and intermediation websites offering services in Luxembourg are also appropriate partners to publicize relevant information on legal rights and responsibilities in the Sharing Economy. 3.2 The State must ensure via legal guidelines and action that different business models underlie the same regulations and different operators and service providers comply with the same legal obligations. Anticipating and recommending suitable regulations that remain pertinent in a rapidly and continuously changing environment will continue to be a substantial challenge. It is important to recognize that the Sharing Economy operates by a different set of regulatory aspirations and requirements than the traditional capital market. 413
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