Leistungen
Listed requirements for open API (going beyond protocols to deliver interoperable services). D8.8 is intended as a consolidated list. A first draft version (D8.8a) will be delivered at month 18 and then a revised version as a consolidated report at M30.
Interoperable APIs specificationInteroperable APIs specification, using UML formal modelling (Task 3.1) The specs will be published and publicly available for free
ENEDIS DEMO - Contract principles between DSO and Aggregators and services lists from an Aggregator to a DSOContract principles between DSO and Aggregators and services lists from an Aggregator to a DSO (task 9.9): contractual principles, information flows between the aggregator and network operator, interface with DSO DERMS system Deliverable led by Enedis and ENGIE
E.ON Sweden DEMO - Raw demonstration results based on the KPI measurementsRaw demonstration results based on the KPI measurements (tasks 8.8, 8.9, 8.10, 8.11)
"Lessons learnt from use case #2""Lessons learnt from use case #2 (task 5.9)"
Dissemination PlanThe Dissemination Plan will be done at the beginning of the project and will be discussed at the Kick-Off meeting. It contains the dissemination policy for the knowledge and know-how generated by the project; objectives of the dissemination actions, targeted audiences, communication channels, schedule of the dissemination actions, methodology to assess the effectiveness at delivering information to the addressed stakeholders based on measurements of stakeholder feedbacks. Approved by the General Assembly
Enexis DEMO - Innovative solutions to be tested in the use casesInnovative solutions to be tested in the use cases : description of the developed solutions (tasks 7.8 and 7.9)
EU-wide regulations and rules concerning building local energy market place/platformInvestigation and comparison of EU-wide regulations and rules concerning building local energy market place/platform. Information is gathered to develop a concept about how to create a local energy market that emulates the conventional energy market but is adapted to the specifics of the Local Energy System. (T8.10)
Proceedings of yearly workshops towards DSOs, regulatory bodies and other stakeholders - 1st yearProceedings of yearly workshops towards DSOs, regulatory bodies and other stakeholders available on the web site (output of Task 4.5, 4.6, 4.7)
Contribution to the working groups of BRIDGE and and other working groups for cooperation between LCE projects - 1st yearThe report presents the outcome of the contribution to the on-going BRIDGE cross project working group activities, including the conclusions of the collective workshops. It also includes the outcomes of the participation to any new Coordination and Support Action funded in the Work Programme for the organization/ continuation of the collaboration among LCE projects (e.g. participation to dedicated events and contribution to working groups). (task 3.4)
Documentation of use case algorithmsDocumentation of use case algorithms: prognosis of grid constraints, optimisation of unit selection and priority rules (task 5.9)
Feedback on demonstrations and use case interoperabilityFeedback on demonstrations and use case interoperability, following the tests with the open test suite (task 3.1)
Demo and use case view on required interfaces/functionalitiesDemo and use case view on required interfaces/functionalities, using an 'interoperability matrix' : methodology common to all the demonstrations and use-cases (task 3.1)
ENEDIS DEMO - Demonstration results based on the KPI measurements and lessons learnt from the demonstrations"Lessons learnt from islanding demonstrations in use case #1 (task 9.7): Draft recommendations for implementations in several grid codes of the DSO participating to the project. The recommendations will cover the configuration of PV inverters and microgrids operation. Demonstration results based on the KPI measurements and lessons learnt from the demonstrations about: • islanding demonstrations in use case #1 • drawing business models for centralized, distribution grid–connected battery management studied in use case #2 • drawing business models for flexibility markets at local and national levels (use case #3) Deliverable led by Enedis, EDF and ENGIE "
"E.ON Sweden DEMO - Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case #4""Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case #4 : the cumulated learnings will be reviewed and examined to understand the impact of a Peer2Peer platform in enabling the active participation of customers in a local energy market (task 8.10)"
Test records of SGH functionality testTest records of SGH functionality test (task 5.8)
Contribution to the working groups of BRIDGE and and other working groups for cooperation between LCE projects - 3rd yearContribution to the working groups of BRIDGE and and other working groups for cooperation between LCE projects (update of gD3.11)
Contribution to the working groups of BRIDGE and and other working groups for cooperation between LCE projects - 2nd yearContribution to the working groups of BRIDGE and and other working groups for cooperation between LCE projects (update of gD3.10)
"E.ON Sweden DEMO - Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case #5""Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case #5 (task 8.11) : Creation of techno-economic models for the assessment of the impact of forecasting and optimization algorithms in existing local energy systems (to evaluate which cost of a tool is acceptable for a micro-grid to see if the savings generated by it can cover the cost)"
Contribution to the BRIDGE working groups regarding interchangeability and interoperabilityTwo critical topics are at stake: the interchangeability of solutions involving grid connected electricity storage and the interoperability of IT systems in charge of making the merit order bidding for flexibilities in local market (both on DSO and aggregator side).
"Enexis DEMO - Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case #2""Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case #2 (task 7.9)"
Minimal set of use case KPIs and measurement methods to perform the technical and economic analysis of the resulting definitionsThe indicative list of KPIs as described in each demonstration work package is revisited in order to agree on a minimal set of KPIs per use case for which measurements must be provided during the demonstrations. The draft list of KPIs will be submitted to the Reference Group of DSOs during a workshop where the KPI proposal will be debated before the list is frozen to monitor the demonstrations (Task 2.2)
"E.ON Sweden DEMO - Lessons learnt from DSR demonstrations in use case #1""Lessons learnt from DSR demonstrations in use case #1 (task 8.7)"
Documentation of specifications for SGHDocumentation of specifications for the Smart Grid Hub (Task 5.8): - functionalities and system properties (availability, security standards, command structure etc) - interface specifications (SCADA System, SAP, Gateway Head-End, customer database) - data base (static and dynamic system data) - reporting functionalities
"Lessons learnt from use case #1""Lessons learnt from use case #1 (task 5.9)"
Enexis DEMO - District architecture requirements and tested innovations"Validation of district architecture requirements and tested innovations : finalisation of the technical specifications of the demonstration for use case #1 and 2 (tasks 7.8 and 7.9)"
ENEDIS DEMO - Innovative solutions to be tested in the use cases with the customer recruitment and contractual procedures for the demonstrationsInnovative solutions to be tested in the use cases (T9.1) Deliverable led by Enedis and ENGIE
Open Reference Implementationopen source reference implementation of the APIs (Task 3.1) The implementation report will be published and publicly available for free
Proceedings of yearly workshops towards DSOs, regulatory bodies and other stakeholders - 2nd yearProceedings of yearly workshops towards DSOs, regulatory bodies and other stakeholders available on the web site (output of Task 4.5, 4.6, 4.7)
Open test suite for interoperability validationOpen test suite for interoperability validation: simulation and laboratory testing to demonstrate and showcase the interoperability and interchangeability of devices, sub-systems or systems for the selected interfaces) (task 3.1)
Summary of the innovative solution performances based on the measured KPI during the demonstrationsA final report will be edited and submitted in draft form to the DSO Reference Group, the DSOs and the consortium energy players of a critical review: it gives a summary of the innovative solution performances based on the measured KPIs during the demonstrations. Its validation by the above partners is supposed to signal the deployment decision to be made based on the promising technical and economical results obtained during the demonstrations. (Task 2.5)
"E.ON Sweden DEMO - Lessons learnt from islanding demonstrations in use case #3 -""Lessons learnt from islanding demonstrations in use case #3 : Extracting the lessons learned and defining elements for consensus and replicability (Task 8.9)"
"Lessons learnt from use case #3""Lessons learnt from use case #3 (task 5.9)"
Abstract Test Suite for Interoperable APIsAbstract Test Suite (ATS) to validate proper implementation of the APIs by third-parties (Task 3.1) The ATS will be published and publicly available for free
Demonstration report including KPI-evaluation for all use casesDemonstration report including KPI-evaluation for all use cases and recommendations (task 5.9)
E.ON Sweden DEMO - Innovative solutions to be tested in the use casesInnovative solutions to be tested in the use cases (task 8.1): description of the developed solutions
Interoperability and interchangeability validation resultsInteroperability and interchangeability validation results, from the demonstration will done by simulation and laboratory testing with the open test suite (Task 3.1)
Use case detailed definitions and specifications of joint activities in the DemonstratorsUse case detailed definitions and specifications of joint activities in the 5 demonstration WPs, in order to maximize the overall impacts of a joint implementation of the innovations at stake in each demonstrator (Task 2.1)
Enexis DEMO - Raw demonstration results based on the KPI measurementsDemonstration acitivities results based on the KPI measurements (task 7.8 and 7.9): contains non confidential demonstration data and KPIs evaluation,
Proceedings of yearly workshops towards DSOs, regulatory bodies and other stakeholders - 3rd yearProceedings of yearly workshops towards DSOs, regulatory bodies and other stakeholders available on the web site (output of Task 4.5, 4.6, 4.7)
ENEDIS DEMO - Simulation results on use case 3 for further extrapolation of the use caseSimulation results on use case 3 for further extrapolation of the use case (task 9.9). Contributions from EDF and ENGIE
EU-wide regulations and rules concerning the commercialization of end-customers flexibilityInvestigation and comparison of EU-wide regulations and rules concerning the commercialization of end-customers flexibility (task8.10) Information is gathered to develop a concept about how to create a local energy market that emulates the conventional energy market but is adapted to the specifics of the Local Energy System.
E.ON Sweden DEMO - Detailed use case planningDetailed use case planning (task 8.1): validation of detailed specifications for the implementation of the use cases
"Enexis DEMO - Lessons learnt from the Smart Charging Unit in use case #1""Lessons learnt from the Smart Charging Unit in use case #1 (task 7.8)"
Field data access rightsField data access rights: rules to manage the flow of the data necessary for the management and the control of the project, taking into consideration the issue of the confidentiality for the DSOs network data (task 2.3)
"E.ON Sweden DEMO - Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case #2""Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case #2 (task 8.8)"
ENEDIS DEMO - Detailed use case planning including the District architecture requirements and tested innovationsDetailed use case planning (task 9.1): detailed specifications for implementation Deliverable led by Enedis, EDF and ENGIE
Scalability and replicability analysis (SRA) for all the use casesscalability and replicability analysis (SRA) for all the use cases: The SRA process is made of two main stages: a technical analysis and a general analysis focused on the non-technical boundary conditions (Task 3.2)
Demonstration activities results: contains all demonstration and power quality measurement results, demonstration data and KPIs evaluation, proposals for legal, regulatory and grid code updates and definition of viable business models.
Design of solutionsDesign of solutions: contains detail design of technical solutions of all tasks (1,2,3,4), results of customer’s recruitment, lab tests results and KPIs definition.
Implementations of solutionImplementations of solution: contains information about implementation process of all technical solutions of all tasks (1,2,3,4).
"The Data Management Plan is developed as part of the ""Clearing House"" (Task 2.4). The purpose of the DMP is to provide an analysis of the main elements of the data management policy that will be used by the consortium with regard to all the datasets that will be generated by the project. The DMP is a document outlining how research data will be handled during a research project, and after it is completed (i.e. detailing what data the project will generate, whether and how it will be exploited or made accessible for verification and re-use, and how it will be curated and preserved)."
Project web site available for public access (task 4.3)
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Autoren:
Christian Dumbs (Enedis), Grégory Jarry (Accenture), Didier Lafaille (CRE), Stanislav Hes (Cez Distribuce), Demijan Panic (E.ON Sverige), Ingmar Leisse (E.ON Sverige), Julien Bruschi (Enedis)
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CIRED
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.2541515
Autoren:
Stanislav Hes (CEZ), Jan Švec (CEZ), Jan Kůla (CEZ)
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ICUE 2018 on Green Energy for Sustainable Development, 2018
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IEEE
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.1409480
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Amir Ahmadifar (RWTH), Tobias Blacha(RWTH), Marco Cupelli(RWTH), Paul Guest (EON.SE); Antonello Monti(RWTH); Dirk Müller(RWTH)
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CIRED Workshop, Ausgabe CIRED Workshop - Ljubljana, 7-8 June 2018, 2018
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CIRED
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.3567711
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IEEE
DOI:
10.1109/iecon.2018.8592812
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2018 IEEE 16th International Conference on Industrial Informatics (INDIN), 2018, Seite(n) 667-672, ISBN 978-1-5386-4829-2
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IEEE
DOI:
10.1109/indin.2018.8472095
Autoren:
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2018 IEEE 16th International Conference on Industrial Informatics (INDIN), 2018, Seite(n) 692-697, ISBN 978-1-5386-4829-2
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IEEE
DOI:
10.1109/indin.2018.8472053
Autoren:
Henning Wilms, Marco Cupelli, Antonello Monti
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2018 IEEE 16th International Conference on Industrial Informatics (INDIN), 2018, Seite(n) 673-679, ISBN 978-1-5386-4829-2
Herausgeber:
IEEE
DOI:
10.1109/indin.2018.8471953
Autoren:
Stanislav Hes (CEZ), Jan Švec (CEZ), Jan Kůla (CEZ)
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WCPEC-7 - Waikoloa, 2018
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IEEE
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.2572728
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IEEE
DOI:
10.1109/epec.2018.8598329
Autoren:
Stanislav Hes (CEZ), Jan Švec (CEZ), Jan Kůla (CEZ)
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SEST 2018 - Sevilla, 2018
Herausgeber:
IEEE
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.2572717
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IECON 2018 - 44th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2018, Seite(n) 3568-3575, ISBN 978-1-5090-6684-1
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IEEE
DOI:
10.1109/iecon.2018.8591450
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2018 IEEE PES/IAS PowerAfrica, 2018, Seite(n) 372-377, ISBN 978-1-5386-4163-7
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DOI:
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Autoren:
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DOI:
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CK CIRED
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CK CIRED
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DOI:
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IBPSA
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DOI:
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IEEE
DOI:
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DOI:
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Autoren:
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Pergamon Press Ltd.
DOI:
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
DOI:
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Veröffentlicht in:
2019
Herausgeber:
Hybrid power systems workshop
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.3612946
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