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The Role of Interoperable, Agnostic and Flexibility Enabling Interfaces for DSO and System Coordination

IET conference proceedings., vol. 2021, pp. 3040–3044

Abstract

Flexibility is key for the decarbonization of the energy sector, contributing to decrease uncertainty in the operation of distribution networks, due to the connection of renewable energy sources and electric vehicles. However, effective deployment requires interoperable and replicable solutions, technologically agnostic and independent from the role of each actor and market models adopted. This paper presents an overview of ongoing projects that aim to deliver and demonstrate interoperable solutions across the full value chain of the energy sector. The main objective and expected results of the H2020 InterConnect, EUniversal and OneNet projects will be presented.

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  1. Pedro Marques corresponding

    Redes Energéticas Nacionais (Portugal)

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    E-REDES, Portugal

  2. Redes Energéticas Nacionais (Portugal)

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    E-REDES, Portugal

  3. INESC TEC

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    NESC-TEC, Portugal

    INESC-TEC, Portugal

  4. INESC TEC

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    NESC-TEC, Portugal

    INESC-TEC, Portugal

  5. INESC TEC

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    NESC-TEC, Portugal

    INESC-TEC, Portugal

  6. INESC TEC

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    NESC-TEC, Portugal

    INESC-TEC, Portugal

  7. Flemish Institute for Technological Research

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    VITO, Belgium

  8. Flemish Institute for Technological Research

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    VITO, Belgium

  9. European Distribution System Operators for Smart Grids

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    EDSO, Belgium

  10. Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Information Technology · RWTH Aachen University

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    RWTH Aachen and Fraunhofer FIT, Germany

  11. Affiliation as printed

    COMILLAS, Spain

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