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SCCER-FURIES How should public services evolve to fuel investment in emerging energy transition technologies?
A LONG-LASTING COLLABORATION IN THE FRAME OF SCCER-FURIES www.romande-energie.ch © Romande Energie
LED TO A MORE SYSTEMIC APPROACH TROUGH
REEL DEMO WITH JA-RED
• A better understanding of the
challenges of the energy
transition
• A better understanding of what
sector coupling means and
implies
• A better understanding of what
people really perceive as energy
and climate policies’ issues, what
they are willing to do and what
they expect from the public
service
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Climate policy
ES2050
FOEN
SFOE
Public Private
Implement Operate within
laws set limits
Coordination
required
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LE RÔLE DU RÉSEAU
Heating and
transportation
needs
2011
Evolution of the
consumption mode
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Sharing of data
èAcceleration of the transition
èModification of the reactions
among actors
Public
DSO collectivities
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A NEW PLAYING CARD: GAME FACILITATOR
2011
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Combined offers
• Energy
• Network use
• Energy efficiency
Grid as a Service Energy as a Service • Mobilty
Microgrid
New business Smart Living / Working
• Habitat
models Proptech
Multi-energy HUBs
OTT digital utility
Platform of multi-energy services Added Clients
value
Added Aggregator
Platform of flexibility market
value
RX
Comsolidator Legally responsible entity Open data environment Valeur Public
DSO
ajoutée collectivities
DSO1…n CFO1…n
Electricity
Gaz Storage Mobility CVSE
Intra-sectoral
Prod.
competition
Energy sector suppliers
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QU'EST-CE QUI PEUT ÊTRE ATTENDU DU MONDE ACADÉMIQUE CES PROCHAINES ANNÉES? • A technological approach adapted to the distributed operating mode of the desired ecosystem. Computing power is mainly used locally (Grid edge). • More analytics and AI for more predictive than reactive management. Federated vs Centralized. Real-time for decentralised reflex actions and less centralised bandwidth requirements. • An approach that promotes the emergence of peer-to-peer exchanges and the circular economy. • Technologies designed to be financable through the "as a service" business models where the multitude of users contributes to the financing of investments. www.romande-energie.ch © Romande Energie
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VOTRE ATTENTION
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pour tout complément d’information.
Bifrare Arnoud
SMART & Strategic Project Officer
arnoud.bifrare@romande-energie.ch
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2014 2015-2016 2017-2020 >2021
2050
REel-FURIES Demonstrator
Prof. Paolone SWEET-GRIDS
Task Force Demonstrator MESH4U
Board of FURIES Prof. Paolone
JA-RED
Prof. Maréchal Cockpit TREES BESS Utility Scale
ZHAW Aigle
BESS
SCCER-FURIES Phase I & II
SMILE-FA Project District & Swarm
Prof. Carpita knowlEDGE Chapelle
MV PMU HSLU
Zaphiro Tech.
SmartLab LV GridEye
SMILE Project RE DEPsys
SMART Roadmap 2030
Prof. Carpita RE
GrisEye Pilot
DEPsys
GrisEye PoC
Joining SCCER- DEPsys
FURIES
SMART initiatives RE (DSO)
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