Play and test yourself
How well do you know the campus?
Six quick games built on the design numbers. Run the microgrid for a day, find the systems on the plan, sort the myths from the facts. Then share your result card.
0190 sKeep the lights on
Run the campus through a whole day in 90 seconds. Engines trip, loads spike, and the servers must never notice.
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021 minSpot the system
Eight systems on a site plan with every label removed. How fast can you find the battery?
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032 minGuess the numbers
Six sliders, six real design numbers. Set your guesses, then see how close you got.
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042 minMyth or fact?
Is it on the grid? Is it net zero? Ten statements to swipe left or right.
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051 minWhich innovation are you?
Five quick questions to find your inner battery, engine room or CO₂ cooler.
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064 minExpert challenge
Ten harder questions on PUE, N+2, transcritical CO₂, fire and cyber security.
PlayGame 01 · Microgrid operator · 90 seconds
Keep the lights on
You run the campus on its own microgrid through a whole day squeezed into 90 seconds. Follow the load with twelve engines, ride through trips and spikes, and keep the battery healthy.
Game 02 · Map challenge · 1 minute
Spot the system
The site plan with every label removed. Eight systems, one at a time. Tap each one as fast as you can.
Game 03 · Estimation · 2 minutes
Guess the numbers
Six sliders, six design numbers. Several use a log scale, so you can guess anything from tiny to huge.
Game 04 · Swipe cards · 2 minutes
Myth or fact?
Ten statements about the campus. Swipe left for myth and right for fact, or use the buttons or arrow keys.
Game 05 · Personality quiz · 1 minute
Which innovation are you?
Five quick questions, six innovations. Find out which part of the campus matches you best.
Game 06 · For engineers · 4 minutes
Expert challenge
Ten harder questions across energy, cooling, carbon, fire and cyber security. Score well and claim your certificate.
Keep exploring
The real engineering behind the games.
The games use the pre-executive design values. See them in context, system by system.