Deliverables
This deliverable will identify enabling technologies applicable to incentivize consumers participation to energy marketplace in order to make consumer flexibility available for TSO and DSO. For some of those, identified as high potential game-changer technologies, related requirements and correspondent specification will be defined for the application in the context of the pan-European platform for flexibility services. This deliverable is linked to task 2.6.
This deliverable will analyse the economic implications of the proposed coordination schemes and products For that purpose it will identify the impacts both at system level for the three countries involved in the demonstrations and for each of the actors involved in the business case in a second moredetailed analysis It is linked to task 63
These three deliverables will be annual reports on the activities of the Stakeholder Forum (SF) in this project. The first one (7.3.1) will be delivered on M18 and report on the establishment and first six month of activities of the SF. The second (7.3.2) and third ones (7.3.3) will be delivered respectively on M30 and M42 and report on the activities of the two last years of activities of the SF. These deliverables are linked to task 7.3.
This deliverable will analyze the performance indicators calculated form the results of the second demonstration phase in order to evaluate the overall pilot concept and the solutions developed in the Spanish demos
This deliverable comes in addition to D772 It will be a thorough report on the proceedings of the Final Conference including the This deliverable is linked to task 77
This deliverable will provide a simulation-based evaluation of the missing links - which could not be tested in the demonstrators - in the identified relevant combinations of products for grid services and coordination scheme(s) in terms of economic and technical KPIs and will thus complement the evaluation provided within D6.1. It is linked to task 6.2.
This report described the corrective actions for handling the errors identified in the Phase 1 testing.
This deliverable will report on lessons learned, bug fixes and adjustments in products and routines in the test demonstration that will be used in large-scale demonstration. This is linked to T4.5.
In this deliverable the Project will be consolidate all the individual exploitable results considering all the findings relevant for commercial exploitation and market takeup
This reports includes the evaluation of the Phase 2 Testing according to the evaluation procedures described in Task 51
This deliverable will coordinate the procurement schemes for different products considering the nature of the product including the specification of technical requirements, the existing market platforms and regulatory framework. The overall system architecture will be defined for the different demos. This deliverable is linked with the different demos’ specifications tasks: T3.2, T4.2 and T5.2.
The deliverable gathers all products developed with a view fostering communication for the Final Conference A communication kit will be prepared to ensure a proper dissemination of the results Among others it will include leaflets video factsheets and webbased infographics This deliverable is linked to task 77
This deliverable consists in creating the project website, specifying the public and private interfaces, access to the different deliverables and presentations, management of internal and external communication channels, among other functionalities.
This deliverable will provide final results after the full testing phase This deliverable will demonstrate the feasibility and advantages of using demand side resources for providing services to DSOs and TSOs This deliverable is linked to task 36
This deliverable will specify the data models and formal data exchnages in processes dealing with market communications and operational planing systems. It will formally cover the payloads and non functional requirements imposed by the aspect of energy services procurement.
This deliverable aims to provide an agreement between the CoordiNET project and the other project selected in the same call topic, namely the INTERRFACE project, on complementarity to develop and potential overlap to avoid in the conduct of the two projects. This deliverable will pave the way for D7.2.2 and D7.2.3. It is linked to task 7.2.
This deliverable will provide the main guidelines for the Demonstration Leaders to recruit end used as well to distribute cascading funds.
This deliverable is a press release that will be drafted to widely circulate the results of the final conference in a fast and efficient manner This deliverable is linked to task 77
The deliverable includes description of Business Use Cases for each Demonstration site according to the selected coordination scheme. The description will be based on the IEC 92559 standard.
Overall generic blueprint architecture for dissemination excluding the internal architectures of the demonstration sites This deliverable will provide the architecture and implementation guidelines for an integrated market platform documenting the processes possible roles for actors technical interfaces as well as generic requirements for the platform to be used in the context of legislation in different member countries It is linked to task 65
Description to be updated
This deliverable will be based on the framework elaborated in deliverables 721 and 722 Based on the findings and results of the CoordiNET and INTERRFACE projects it aims to provide policy recommendations mainly at European level to lift obstacles identified and deploy the solutions elaborated in these two projects It is linked to task 72
This deliverable includes the results of the Phase 1 testing activities. The evaluation will consider the evaluation plan prepared in task 5.1. The main goal of this phase is to identify errors and bugs of the software
This deliverable will provide a detailed description of the coordination schemes and the standardised products that will be tested in the demonstration sites.
This deliverable will report on results and lessons learned of the swedish demonstration in a wider perspective This is linked to T47
The deliverable will define the requirements for building the aggregation and disaggregation algorithms to be used by aggregators in the context of the pan-European platform for ancillary services. It should contain minimum requirements, desirable requirements and optional requirements. It is linked to task 2.4.
This deliverable will list the main technical characteristics of DER related to be considered in the development of services and products of CoordiNET
The demonstration plan includes all the necessary details for the development and deployment of the solutions, the user engagement plan and the evaluation plan. More specific it includes 4 section: - Overview of Demo, Architecture Definition and Objectives Definitions - Detailed Demonstration Plan - User Engagement Plan, Privacy Monitoring and Crisis - Evaluation Plan
This deliverable will report on results and analysis of the fullscale demonstration This is linked to T 47
The deliverable will list the Key Performance indicators for each demo site following the EEGI methodology. The evaluation will cover technical, environmental and economic aspects.
This deliverable will provide a simulationbased evaluation of the missing links which could not be tested in the demonstrators in the identified relevant combinations of products for grid services and coordination schemes in terms of economic and technical KPIs and will thus complement the evaluation provided within D61 It is linked to task 62
This deliverable contains the main aspects to be considered for the final exploitation plan to be delivered at the end of the Project This deliverables will consider the inputs already identified in D711 and the results of the first three exploitation workshops foreseen at Months M12 M24 and M36
D8.5 – Protections of Personal Data This deliverable will be defined for the Protection of Personal Data of all the members of the consortium that form the CoordiNet Project
This deliverable will collect the main points of the periodic meetings during the project. The objective of these coordination meetings (also called BRIDGE Initiative) is to gather information from other EU projects on the Smart Grid demonstration. This deliverable is linked to task 7.6
This deliverable will describe the current markets mechanisms and regulatory framework of the different areas involved in the project at both national level as well as the European-wide initiatives, including proposals and new legislation: Clean Energy Package, Network Codes, and Regional Initiatives. Furthermore, this deliverable will contrast the state-of the art proposals to improve the status-quo in the collaboration between TSOs and DSOs. This deliverable will be link with other tasks, mainly T.1.3 and T2.1.
This deliverable will provide final results after the full testing phase This deliverable will demonstrate the feasibility and advantages of using demand side resources for providing services to DSOs and TSOs This deliverable is linked to task 36
This deliverable is the final deliverable of WP6 and will include a set of recommendations for regulatory arrangements and adaptations to the current market design to enable TSOs and DSOs to procure the considered standardized products for grid services in a coordinated manner across Europe
This deliverable will describe the technical specification of the Spanish demos to evaluate the different coordination schemes, including the services that will be tested, the software and hardware functionalities, control and communication requirements. Furthermore, it will include the network specificities and tasks that will be carried out by TSOs and DSOs. Finally, it will specific the KPIs and case studies for the different locations and services. This deliverable is linked with the rest of tasks of WP3
This deliverable presents results from the first demo run about functionality, products, customer recruitment, software and hardware performance. This is linked to T 4.4
This deliverable will report on the main findings of the Scalability and Replicability Analysis and will include a set of rules on how to replicate the proposed solutions ie the market platform and standardized products at the national level but also within other EU countries It is linked to task 64
This deliverable will analyze the performance indicators calculated from the results of the first phase in the demonstration in order to have a first evaluation of the overall pilot concept and the solutions developed The results will be used as input to the second testing phase and to WP2 and WP6 of the project In this way other WPs will be able to make progress in their respective tasks with real data and lessons learned from the initial phase of the demonstration campaign
This reports includes the results of the final testing of the CoordiNET solution as well a list of the collected data
This deliverable will be based on deliverable 7.2.1, and on the existing assumptions, findings and recommendations expected by the two projects. It aims to draft a first structure and propose some ideas of content for the final position paper co-drafted with the INTERRFACE project. It is linked to task 7.2.
This report includes a description of the activities related to the hardware deployment including problems in the installations and their corrective actions.
This deliverable will include an evaluation of the tested combinations of products for grid services and coordination schemes for each of the demonstrations in terms of economic and technical KPIs as identified in WP1 It is linked to task 61
This deliverable will list the generic requirements for the monitoring of distribution and transmission network monitoring. Furthermore these tool will assist the operators to quantify the needs of flexibility
This deliverable will report on the evaluation of the customer engagement and perception after the demonstrations based on complementary approaches ie the analysis of demonstration data interviews and online questionnaires The main characteristics of industries and sectors that facilitate DERs to provide the grid services considered within the project and recommendations for improved customer engagement including incentives will be reported It is linked to task 66
This deliverable will present the communication and dissemination plan, including the creation of a project website and social media announcements, detailed list of conferences and scientific publications where the different activities are expected to present the most relevant results. Target groups workshop and stakeholders meetings will be key to put forward the main results. This deliverable sets the communication strategies for the whole project. A preliminary individual exploitation plan will be included.
This deliverable will describe the full scale demo with regard to functionality products customer engagement software and hardware performance This is linked to T46
This deliverable will describe site specific product portfolio to be used in the four demonstration sites (including contracts, routines and business models). This deliverable is linked to T1
This deliverable will Manage the Data. Data Management Plan is a structural activity that identifies the data that should be the subject of dissemination and exploitation activities. This deliverable will include, Publications and Repository of demo data. This deliverable is linked to task 7.5
This deliverable will provide a first list of results after the first testing phase. This deliverable will identify all the equipment and software tools developed. This deliverable is linked to task 3.4
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Author(s): Leonard Burg, Gonca Gürses-Tran , Reinhard Madlener and Antonello Monti
Published in: Energies, 2021
Publisher: MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/en14217128
Author(s): Nikos Hatziargyriou; Dimitris Trakas; Aris Dimeas; Eirini Leonikdaki; Emanouel Voumvoulakis; Markos Champakis
Published in: Cigred, 2020
Publisher: Cigred
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5289837
Author(s): Anibal Sanjab, Yuting Mou, Ana Virag, and Kris Kessels
Published in: CIRED 2021, 2021
Publisher: CIRED
Author(s): Orlando Valarezo, Jose Pablo Chaves Avila, Joni Rossi, Emil Hillberg, Marco Baron
Published in: 2021 IEEE Madrid PowerTech, 2021, Page(s) 1-6, ISBN 978-1-6654-3597-0
Publisher: IEEE
DOI: 10.1109/powertech46648.2021.9495089
Author(s): Carlos Madina, Inés Gómez-Arriola, Maider Santos-Mugica, Joseba Jimeno, Kris Kessels, José Pablo Chaves, Dimitris Trakas, Yvonne Ruwaida
Published in: EEM 2020, 2020
Publisher: EEM
DOI: 10.1109/eem49802.2020.9221890https://explore.openaire.eu/search/publication?articleid=od______2659
Author(s): Ruwaida, Yvonne; Backe, John; Bjarup, David ,
Published in: CIRED 2019 Conference, 2019, Page(s) 583, ISBN 978-2-9602415-0-1
Publisher: AIM
DOI: 10.34890/156
Author(s): M. C. Sousounis; P. Dratsas; C. Kaskouras; A. Bachoumis; C. Dikaiakos; G. Papaioannou
Published in: Cigre, April 2, 2020, 2020
Publisher: Cigre
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5289386
Author(s): Gonca Gürses-Tran, Antonello Monti
Published in: Forecasting, 2022
Publisher: MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/forecast4020028
Author(s): Gonca Gürses-Tran, Antonello Monti, Janka Vanschoenwinkel, Kris Kessels, José Pablo Chaves-Ávila, Leandro Lind
Published in: CIRED 2020, September 22, 2020, 2020
Publisher: CIRED
DOI: 10.1049/oap-cired.2021.0188
Author(s): Gonca Gurses-Tran; Hendrik Flamme; Antonello Monti
Published in: PMAPS 2020, 2020, ISBN 978-1-7281-2822-1
Publisher: IEEE
Author(s): Luciana Marques; Anibal Sanjab; Yuting Mou; Hélène Le Cadre; Kris Kessels
Published in: IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 2022
Publisher: IEEE
Author(s): Yvonne Ruwaida, Nicholas Etherden, Niclas Damsgaard, Christoffer Isendahl
Published in: CIRED 2020, September 22, 2019, 2020
Publisher: CIRED
DOI: 10.1049/oap-cired.2021.0238
Author(s): F. David Martín Utrilla, Daniel Davi-Arderius, Alberto Gil Martínez, José Pablo Chaves-Ávila, Inés Gómez Arriola
Published in: CIRED 2020, September 22, 2020, 2020
Publisher: CIRED
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5293138
Author(s): M. SANTOS-MUGICA - ES, I. GOMEZ-ARRIOLA - ES, J. JIMENO - ES, C. MADINA - ES
Published in: 2020
Publisher: CIGRE
Author(s): C. Madina, M. Santos-Mugica, I. Gomez-Arriola, J. Jimeno, K. Kessels, A. Delnooz, D. Trakas, J.P. Chaves, K. Merckx, G. Gürses-Tran
Published in: CIGRE 2021, 2021
Publisher: CIGRE 2021
Author(s): Anibal Sanjab; Hélène Le Cadre; Yuting Mou
Published in: IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2022
Publisher: IEEE
Author(s): Ruwaida, Y; C. Madina,I. Gomez-Arriola,K. Kessels, D. Trakas, J.P. Chaves, G. Gürses-Tran, M Troncia, A. Sanjab, N. Etherden
Published in: IEEE Transacations in Power System, 2022
Publisher: IEEE
Author(s): Rodríguez Pérez, Néstor; Matanza Domingo, Javier; López López, Gregorio; Chaves Avila, Jose Pablo; Bosco, Ferdinando; Croce, Vincenzo; Kukk,Kalle; Uslar, Mathias; Madina, Carlos; Santos-Mugica, Maider
Published in: IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 2022
Publisher: IEEE
DOI: 10.1109/tsg.2022.3206092
Author(s): Carlos Madina, Pirkko Kuusela, Marco Rossi, Hamid Aghaie
Published in: 2019 16th International Conference on the European Energy Market (EEM), 2019, Page(s) 1-6, ISBN 978-1-7281-1257-2
Publisher: IEEE
DOI: 10.1109/eem.2019.8916308
Author(s): Gonca Gürses-Tran, Tobias Alexander Körner, Antonello Monti
Published in: PSCC Conference 2022 + Elsevier Electric Power Systems Research Journal, 2021
Publisher: Elsevier