Hub Sessions
H2020: EU Research and Innovation
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The Energy Union and the Digital Single Market – key priorities for the European Commission
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The role of INEA in supporting Grids and Storage Research and Innovation under H2020
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The BRIDGE initiative: cooperation of smart grids & energy storage projects
BRIDGE is a European Commission initiative which allows ongoing Horizon 2020 Smart Grid and Energy Storage projects to create a common view on cross-cutting issues they encounter that may be obstacles to innovation. BRIDGE currently gathers 32 projects cooperating on 4 main areas of interest: Business Models, Regulations, Data management and Customer Engagement.
Coffee Break
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WiseGrid:Citizens at the center of the transformation of the grid
Solutions and technologies to increase the smartness, stability and security of an open, consumer-centric European energy grid.
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Best Effort Demand-Response with the FlexGrid System
Flex4Grid will demonstrate the results obtained from Pilot Critical Peak Tariff (PCPT).
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SmartNet: a research project to investigate system services from distribution
The focus of SmartNet is acquisition of ancillary services from entities connected to distribution grids: TSO-DSO interaction, real time markets architectures, ICT layout. A simulation environment is set up and three countries are investigated: Denmark, Italy and Spain.
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The RealValue Customer Journey
The RealValue project aims to investigate how the use of electricity for local small-scale storage of heat to satisfy space and water heating demands in the residential building sector, optimised by controlled aggregation signals, could bring technical and economic benefits to the entire energy system including the European citizen.