Transcript WP N – Yearly report Period 1-6-2008 / 31-5-2009

ADDRESS
Interactive energy
The ADDRESS Team
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understanding
The research leading to these
results has received funding from
the European Community's
Seventh Framework Programme
(FP7/2007-2013) under grant
agreement n° 207643
Active Demand & ADDRESS vision
Electricity consumption can be made flexible, both in time and quantity.
ADDRESS: residential and small commercial consumers (up to 100 kW, LV)
Operation and control of: white goods; air-conditioning, AC; electric heating
(water and home); embedded generation and storage systems
The single consumer can
provide only limited flexibility
Consumer needs to know
when and how much
flexibility is worthwhile
Many consumers,
coordinated and with
suitable technology, can
offer a flexibility that is useful
and interesting for the
electrical system
participants.
Active Demand & ADDRESS: active participation of small consumers to
electricity markets as providers of network services
Coordination = Aggregation
Technology = EnergyBox
Smart white goods, smart plugs,
interfaces, HAN
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ADDRESS chain
Consumers
AD flexibility
AD services
AD incentives
AD payments
Aggregator(s)
Electrical
system
players
DSO
TSO
Retailers
BRP
DGs
…
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The whole picture
CONSUMERS PROVIDING AD
PV
Storage
µCHP
Energy
Box
AGGREGATOR
Energy
Box
Energy
Box
MARKETS
AND CONTRACTS
Electrical
connection
DSO
MV – LV
transfos
Different levels
of optimization
and aggregation
ADDRESS
adaptation
Energy supply
and provision
of services
DG&RES
Retailer
Sub
station
DMS
Trader
Balancing
Responsible Party
Centralized Generation
link to be adapted
TSO
specific aspect to be developed
Interaction based on real-time price &
volume signals
– Real-time = 15 to 30 min ahead or longer
– Modulated by geographical / topological
information
– Direct load control by DSO not considered
– Emergency situations not considered
“Demand” approach
– Services “requested” through appropriate
price and/or volume signals and provided
on a voluntary and contractual basis
– Deployment of appropriate technologies at
consumers’ premises
– Accompanying measures for societal and
behavioural aspects
Distributed intelligence and local
optimization
– Topologically-dependant services
– Participants optimise real-time response
according to the real-time signals
Put the “right amount” of intelligence at
the “right place”
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Consumer’s loads
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Consumer’s choices
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Aggregator’s request
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Use case
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Consumer’s choices
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Consumer’s result
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Use case
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Aggregator’s request
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Consumer’s result
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Thank you
understanding
The research leading to these
results has received funding from
the European Community's
Seventh Framework Programme
(FP7/2007-2013) under grant
agreement n° 207643