CORDIS - Risultati della ricerca dell’UE
CORDIS

Sustainable Consumer engagement and demand response

Descrizione del progetto

Trasformare i consumatori di energia in collaboratori

Poiché l’UE prosegue nel suo cammino verso l’energia sostenibile, la co-creazione è il futuro del mercato dei servizi energetici. Essa presume un cambiamento nell’equilibrio di potere, trasformando i clienti in una nuova generazione di collaboratori e ponendoli al cuore del settore energetico. Il progetto SENDER, finanziato dall’UE, svilupperà applicazioni di servizi energetici per una gestione della domanda proattiva, per la comodità dell’automazione domestica e per meccanismi di sicurezza. Coinvolgendo i clienti in un processo di co-creazione, il progetto trasformerà la gestione della domanda da approccio reattivo a proattivo. I dati dei consumatori verranno raccolti ed elaborati per identificare gli schemi di consumo tipici, per effettuare il mirroring attraverso gemelli digitali grazie alle tecnologie di intelligenza artificiale e per aggregare le caratteristiche di domanda/offerta dei gemelli digitali.

Obiettivo

SENDER will develop the next generation of energy service applications for demand-response, home-automation, -convenience and -security. It puts consumers at the heart of the energy market by engaging them in a co-creation process with other actors from the energy domain during the specification of pro-active DR mechanisms to cater for the consumers’ long-term incentivization.
Grid operators are the 2nd group of SENDER core beneficiaries. The project results will increase the efficiency/hosting capacity of distribution networks by improving the quality of load forecasts and providing access to load flexibility, which will allow to improve frequency stability, congestion management and increased RES integration. In addition, monetarization on the flexibility potential will be provided by the participation in balancing/regulatory power markets.
SENDER shifts DR from a reactive to a pro-active approach. Consumer data will be collected and processed by means of sensor data from its premises in a cyber-secure way to identify typical consumption patterns, mirror them by digital twins (DT) based on artificial intelligence technologies and aggregate the DTs supply/demand characteristics. The clustering of the consumer DTs will be conducted based on societal science approaches at three demonstration sites.
Allowing interoperability with legacy systems and third-party applications, SENDER envisions business models (BM) that base on the condition that the consumer receives a fair share of the DSOs profit from flexibility use. BMs will focus on the role of the DSO as a facilitator, but also on energy communities/cooperatives as local actors that will manage their members´ flexibility assets. Based on the co-creation process, consumers will also be actively involved into the BM design.
The SENDER wider roll-out after the project will be prepared by exploitation plans and implementation guides for the co-creation process and the SENDER soft- and hardware.

Parole chiave

Invito a presentare proposte

H2020-LC-SC3-2018-2019-2020

Vedi altri progetti per questo bando

Bando secondario

H2020-LC-SC3-2020-EC-ES-SCC

Meccanismo di finanziamento

IA - Innovation action

Coordinatore

SMART INNOVATION NORWAY AS
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 965 746,91
Indirizzo
HAKON MELBERGS VEI 16
1783 Halden
Norvegia

Mostra sulla mappa

Regione
Norge Oslo og Viken Viken
Tipo di attività
Research Organisations
Collegamenti
Costo totale
€ 965 746,91

Partecipanti (16)