We have much more energy available than we need; it's a matter of clever use and distribution, not of scarcity. Dorina Döring explains that impactful solutions don’t always require cutting-edge technology but can be grounded in nature's simplicity. By rethinking industrial heat production, a sector responsible for nearly 25% of global carbon emissions, Dorina demonstrates how a straightforward system of brick blocks, heated with renewable electricity harnessed during peak wind or sunshine, can meet the immense demand for carbon-free industrial heat. This is helping companies future-proof their productions without the high costs associated with complex technologies. Her vision of abundance and adaptability offers a path toward a thriving, regenerative future. Dorina Döring is an explorer. As an entrepreneur, she builds regenerative energy systems that focus on abundance and adaptability. With Heat Storage Berlin, she turns excess energy into industrial heat, creating circular & regenerative energy solutions for industries. Her mission is simple: design energy systems that benefit people, nature, and economies alike. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx