How the Greek and Swedish pilot sites have used the RESONANCE Framework in the development of flexibility services.
Agenda:
- Welcome
- 01:30 Introduction to the RESONANCE framework and pilots and presentation of the Greek pilot site: Energy flexibility procurement across public and residential buildings, by Mariza Tzouvali, STEcon Group AUEB
- 14:01 Intro to Swedish pilot sites, by Per Salomonsson, Mölndal Energi
- 16:05 Pilot site A: Flexibility from household batteries and PVs, by Peter Rosengren, CheckWatt
- 27:15 Pilot site B: Smart heat and power production planning, by Per Salomonsson, Mölndal Energi
- Q&A
The interoperability standards used in RESONANCE including SAREF and the S2 standard for home and building flexibility.
Agenda:
- Welcome
- 01:40 Why do we need a standardised approach to energy flexibility: Introduction to standards used in RESONANCE and benefits for stakeholders, Cécile Rabrait, Trialog
- 18:12 The Semantic Resource Interface: design and implementation, Henon Mengistu Lamboro, Trialog
- 27:30 Utilisation of ontologies and the S2 standard in RESONANCE pilots, German instantiation, Jan Mayer, fortiss
- 46:15 Trust, Security and Privacy, Dušan Gabrijelčič, Jožef Stefan Institute
- Q&A
The RESONANCE approach to modelling and managing demand-side flexibility, including examples of heating system modelling in Slovenia.
Agenda:
- Welcome
- 01:23 Introduction to the RESONANCE approach: Modelling flexibility and control of heating systems by Davud Topalović, Jožef Stefan Institute
- Q&A
