Science Publications
A Framework for Overcoming Data Accessibility Challenges in Urban Microgrids for Smart Cities
Smart grid-connected urban microgrids can prove crucial for integrating distributed renewable energy resources, reducing dependency on the utility grid, increasing the democratization of energy in the smart city, and enabling local energy exchanges, among other things.
Access to metering and consumption data: learning from national experiences
Updates and insights on energy consumer data management from FSR
Bridge, Standards User Group (BSUG)
After analysing Standard Development Organisations, standardisation topics, this report proposes a list of topics, findings and recommendations associated BRIDGE Standards User Group. This report has identified the following 4 main topics along with findings and associated recommendations: Internal coordination; External coordination; Standardisation topics; Standardisation topics management.
European (energy) data exchange reference architecture 3.1
This is the version 3.1 of Data Exchange Reference Architecture – DERA 3.1. The BRIDGE report on energy data exchange reference architecture aims at contributing to the discussion about and the practical steps towards truly interoperable and business process agnostic data exchange arrangements on European scale both inside energy domain and across different domains.
Empowering Energy Communities and P2P Energy Sharing: A Novel End-to-End Ecosystem for Planning, Deployment, and Operation
This publication presents a novel end-to-end ecosystem designed to foster the planning, deployment, and operation of ECs and peer-to-peer (P2P) energy relations.
Identification and Authentication in a Common European Data Space
This document outlines the strategic considerations and architecture for implementing a streamlined, secure, and efficient Common European Identification and Authentication (I&A)
system within the context of Project EDDIE and the broader European Data Strategy.
A Diamond in the Rough: How Energy Consumption Data Can Boost Artificial Intelligence Startups and Accelerate the Green Transition
This policy brief explores how the reuse of energy consumption data can foster a dynamic cleantech ecosystem and contribute to achieving the goals of the European Green Deal. Drawing on insights from EDDIE, a decentralised platform that standardises data formats and enhances data management across Europe, the brief outlines five key recommendations for shifting from a focus on data regulation to fostering innovation. These recommendations include: Enhancing User Experience, Nurturing the Cleantech Ecosystem, Strengthening, Data Stewardship, Clarifying GDPR Guidelines, Eliminating Barriers to the Single Market.
Energy Sector Digitalisation, Green Transition and Regulatory Trade-offs
The green transition relies on electricity generation from intermittent renewable energy sources and the electrification of end-consumption such as heating, cooling, or mobility. At the same time, an increasing number of previously passive consumers are becoming active actors in the energy system, while the quantity of electric devices connected to the grid increases.
Economics of data interoperability in a data-driven energy sector
A market-based energy transition requires active customers, which means they offer their energy flexibility through data-driven services. Implementing these services requires data interoperability standards and processes, and single common front doors. In economic terms, data interoperability lowers the barriers to participate in those services and improves their liquidity and efficiency.
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