Project description
A new, data-driven energy
The entire European Commission’s policy framework seeks to decarbonise the energy system. Smart grid innovative technologies are needed for shared use of renewable energy sources and wider penetration of clean energy into energy systems. The EU-funded ENFLATE project will build upon existing solutions on data-driven energy services and non-energy services, and replicate them in different geographies, climates and consumer needs. It will propose applicable consumer-centred flexibility platforms and test them in Bulgaria, Greece, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland, engaging local consumers, as well as authorities, service providers, manufacturers and academia. Efficient business models will be developed and tested, combining energy services with health and mobility services.
Objective
The European Commission’s policy framework (i.e. Clean Energy Package, FiT 55) seeks to decarbonise the energy system, encouraging the electrification of heat and transport, as well as the connection of more clean but intermittent generation. Electricity markets and smart grid digitalization should proceed very fast to enable the fulfillment of these targets, incentivizing energy consumers and maximizing the use of assets from different energy consumption sectors (i.e. electricity, water, heating, cooling, mobility) in order to fully exploit the flexibility services. ENFLATE project will build upon existing solutions on data drivel energy services and non-energy services, and replicate them in different geographies, climate and consumer needs. It will propose applicable consumer-centered flexibility platforms and test them in Bulgaria, Greece, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland engaging local consumers, TSOs, DSOs, market operators, regulatory authorities, service providers, manufacturers, academia. It will provide smart grid innovative technologies, peer-to-peer market platforms for consumers, smart building and local community cross vector flexibility services, integration of consumer centered flexibility with pan European spot markets. Efficient business models will be developed and tested, combing energy services with health and mobility services. The developed ENFLATE project will be interoperable with existing data platforms in Horizon 2020, like ONENET, CoordiNET, SmartNet and INTERRFACE, leveraging the benefits of data exchange and adaptive middleware architectures. ENFLATE will evaluate the impact of the proposed multi-vector flexibility services to local, regional and pan European level.
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1080 Bruxelles / Brussel
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57001 Thermi Thessaloniki
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75009 Paris
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47151 Boecillo
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10561 Athina
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73525 Schwabisch Gmund
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11854 Athens
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117 43 ATHINA
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10443 Athens
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185 33 PIRAEUS
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37002 SKIATHOS
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75002 Paris
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18194 Churriana De La Vega
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18194 Granada
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18327 LACHAR
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434 24 Kungsbacka
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100 31 Stockholm
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37435 Karlshamn
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1715 Sofia
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1784 Sofia
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1784 Sofia
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1618 Sofia
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6002 Luzern
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9001 St. Gallen
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6015 Luzern
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1212 Grand Lancy
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1211 Geneve
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8050 Zürich
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WC1H 9BB London
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