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Some thoughts from my side:
The overall goal of this document is to provide a concise, yet comprehensive overview of the discussion and the important aspects of it. As far as I have understood, this document should inform the discussion around what carbon intensities to use as signals in the SCI. To this end, I believe it would be helpful to clearly specify why the discussion was started and what the implications of such changes would be. To facilitate this, I suggest the following:
This topic is vast and complex for everyone to keep an overview and I believe it would be helpful to focus on information that is helpful in this specific discussion.
I do think that the precise topic of discussion needs to be clearly stated at the top of this document. My suggestion for an addition is:
The reason why this discussion was opened is to have a conversation around which emission factors should be permitted for use in the SCI. As PR #353 raises, it is unnecessary to restrict the SCI to a single carbon intensity metric and it therefore recommends to open up the SCI to allow for multiple, equally relevant signals. Removing this restriction enables the application of the SCI to more use cases and thus supports the adoption of the SCI.
Comments from me:
'i' shall be the carbon intensity of the grid that evaluates long and short term change in emissions.
'i' shall either be the short run marginal, long run marginal, or average emissions grid intensity.
'i' shall be the carbon intensity of the grid.
Leave it as it is (i shall be the marginal grid emissions intensity)
Abstain
Straw poll results
Action item for @ciril-emaps and @Henry-WattTime to integrate the change for option 2
WG approved pull request https://github.com/Green-Software-Foundation/sci/pull/358 which addresses this.
Created a context document to provide a central place to put background, context, motivations, research, lore - all the contextual information which is needed to properly discuss a topic.
This is not intended to form part of the spec.