Insights From 60+ Energy Data User Interviews - Catalyst Cooperative
To kick off our NSF POSE grant work, over 4 weeks in July and August we interviewed more than 60 energy data users as part of NSF’s Innovation Corps program (I-Corps). I-Corps helps POSE awardees better understand their users and contributors, and the potential for fostering a sustainable open source ecosystem. Some of our interviewees…
To kick off our NSF POSE grant work , over 4 weeks in July and August we interviewed more than 60 energy data users as part of NSF’s Innovation Corps program (I-Corps). I-Corps helps POSE awardees better understand their users and contributors, and the potential for fostering a sustainable open source ecosystem. Some of our interviewees were already PUDL users, and many of them weren’t. A fair number of the PUDL users were at organizations we’d never encountered before! We talked to academic researchers and advocates working at non-profits, but also people at for-profit compa
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