Fiware Driven Energy COMmunities FOR the FUTURE
Goal 1
Physics-informed AI solution for optimized control of energy communities on a cross domain level
Methodology
Social, policy, legal and regulatory aspects, by considering the smart grid and prosumers with EVs, heating and cooling and renewable generation
Goal 2
High time resolution power profiles of consumption and production for different use cases to assist future investments and market decisions.
Trial Sites
Trial Site in Germany
Virtual microgrid and high-power battery storage at RWTH
Germany’s first energy sharing community in Wunsiedel in the Fichtelgebirge.
Trial Site in Sweden
HSB Living Lab and Akademiska Hus in Sweden with apartments and offices including
controllable EV charging,
batteries
home appliances
Trial Site in Austria
Energy and Solutions Lab as well as different energy communities
Trial Site in Romania
Mogosoaia community centre and the student campus in Bucharest
Key Topics
Social Experimental studies
Psychological factors for support of energy communities and willingness to participate.
Energy market analysis
Analysis for adoption of flexible energy systems in different segments of the energy market.
Energy analytics for emergent data clusters
Energy analytics and monitoring for energy communities, including apartment buildings and industrial applications.
Modelling of energy communities
Models for energy communities including the impact on customer comfort and preferences depending on the market and customer decisions for flexibility exchange
ICT Platforms and Monitoring
ICT platform environment and development of connectors for different monitoring and actuation devices
Trial site planning, setup and operation
Demonstrate the cooperation of different sized flexibility providers and energy communities.
Consortium Partners
This project has received funding in the framework of the joint programming initiative CETPartnership, the Clean Energy Transition Partnership under the 2022 joint call for research proposals, co-funded by the European Commission and with the funding organizations below.
Supported by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action
Supported by the Romanian National Authority for Scientific Research and Innovation
Supported by the Swedish Energy Agency
The FFG is the central national funding organization and strengthens Austria’s innovative power. This project is funded by the FFG.
