Imagine your home battery or factory machinery as a tiny power plant that can help the city's grid stay stable. This project builds a digital bridge that lets these small energy sources talk to the big power companies automatically. It's like a matchmaking app that finds the best time for you to save or share energy to make money.
Grid operators struggle to maintain stability as more renewable energy and decentralized power sources are added. Small energy producers and consumers lack the tools and standards to sell their flexibility back to the grid profitably.
An interoperable platform and a catalogue of flexibility services. It includes AI-driven automation and distributed ledger technology for transparent transactions.
If you are an aggregator dealing with fragmented data from thousands of small users — this project developed an interoperable platform that reduces market entry barriers and costs. It allows you to manage diverse assets across 7 countries more efficiently.
If you are a factory manager dealing with high energy costs and rigid consumption — this project developed a catalogue of flexibility services that turns your energy use into a revenue stream. You can now participate in demand-response markets using AI-driven automation.
If you are a hardware provider dealing with a lack of standardization for energy assets — this project developed a common operation market model. This allows your devices to be compatible with flexibility markets in 12 different countries.
Based on available project data, specific pricing is not listed, but the project aims to reduce market entry costs for consumers and SMEs through a common operation market model.
Yes, the project is tested across 4 main demonstrators and replicated in 3 more, covering industrial sites, data centers, and commercial establishments.
Based on available project data, the project focuses on creating an interoperable platform and a catalogue of services, but specific licensing terms are not provided.
The platform is designed to respect the physical limitations of existing infrastructures while using AI-driven intelligence and automation systems.
The project period runs from 2023-01-01 to 2026-12-31, with demonstrations occurring across 7 countries.
The consortium is heavily industry-driven with a 67% industry ratio, comprising 18 industrial partners and 8 SMEs. This strong commercial presence, spanning 12 countries, suggests the project is focused on market viability rather than just academic research, with a significant emphasis on practical implementation by SMEs and start-ups.
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