Time modular energy-industrial systems and their designs, architectures, operations, and methods of optimization

Abstract

A time modular system architecture capable of deforming energy industrial information productive inventories as a current demand topography evolves over time is provided. In embodiments, the system comprises an energy source, a productive component, a network component and a digital component. The energy source outputs energy. The productive component comprises a product (taken in the expansive meaning of any goods or services produced in the economy) output by the system. The network component connects the energy source to the productive component. The digital component determines shifts in demand of the productive component, manages automated systems, and optimizes the energy source based on the shifts in demand of the productive-consumptive component. Each of the energy source, network component and productive component are dynamically modified to optimize utilization based on supply and demand to deliver higher economic and societal intensity per unit of energy source(s).