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Peer to Peer Energy Trading
[...] marketplace where prosumers who produce their own electricity through distributed energy resources (also called self-consumers) can trade electricity at an agreed-upon price with consumers. P2P trading [...] providing ancillary services, and reducing peak demand, while also saving citizens money on their electric bills. Trading power locally eliminates most transmission costs and allows prosumers to sell energy [...] costs and sellers to make a greater profit. They also empower customers to choose where their electricity is sourced from. Problems to be solved Growing energy consumption High cost of energy High transmission
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chargeBIG charging infrastructure with 100 charging points
[...] who cannot charge at home
· Realize a large charging infrastructure with old and limited electric grid connection
· Develop a
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Greater Energy Flexibility with Smart Swimming Pool Heating
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In 2018 in Denmark, it was seen that almost 44% of the electricity load was covered by the fluctuating and partly unpredictable wind power generation. This substantial penetration of highly-variable wind power often leads to balancing problems. Many coastal areas of Denmark have high capacity for wind power but weak distribution grids, making summer houses a suitable candidate for congestion management services. This pilot set out to assess the extent to which flexibility of summer houses with swimming pools can be exploited to provide ancillary services to the transmission
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Better Energy Flexibility with Radio Base Station Batteries
[...] of electric distribution blackouts.
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Distribution Systems Area Data Monitoring in Italy
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This pilot project aimed to find new and innovative technological solutions to promote the integration of renewable energy sources (RES) and distributed generation (DG) in smart grid systems. In particular, the purpose was to develop, implement and test in field innovative devices to demonstrate the technical feasibility of increasing the monitoring of the distribution grid and the controllability of RES connected at lower voltage levels. DG and RES do not currently participate in real-time management of the grid and so to enable DG to become active players in the electricity system, it is necessary