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MY3YE · A movement building SOS Systems

MY3YE is the movement. SOS Systems is what we build together.

The system is taking shape. Each organ page explains its current scope and direction.

Even a different world needs a little mischief. Meet PiPi →

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Power with a visible balance

Working proposal

Otto Energy

Coordinate local generation, storage, demand and dependable backup.

Explore SOS Living: the people, work and decisions that could lead to Tusita →

Why Otto Energy exists

A shared place depends on electricity long after installation day. Otto Energy is a working proposal for understanding that demand, operating local energy systems and making their remaining dependencies visible.

A microgrid people can understand

Connect generation, storage and metered loads with operating limits. Distinguish essential services from flexible demand, and define who can authorise a change or an isolation.

Reliability needs more than an annual total

Use measured demand, local resource data, equipment constraints and outage studies to guide design. A positive daily balance in a simulation does not establish reliable power through every hour or disruption.

Where it stands

Now
A new working proposal introduced through the Tusita model. The name, scope and implementation remain open.
Next
Establish a measured load profile and a reviewed generation, storage and backup design.

Its place in the living system

Energy supports Tusita’s homes, water treatment, kitchen, care and workshop. Otto can help compare operating choices; Steward maintains the assets and Manifest records unmet needs.

Tusita →Otto Water →Otto Fabrication →Otto Steward →Manifest →

Help shape Otto Energy

Bring microgrid, electrical, storage or operations experience to a first demand and resilience study.

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