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CORDIS · FLEXIGRID

ENABLING FLEXIBILITY FOR FUTURE DISTRIBUTION GRID

Code
FLEXIGRID
Programme
H2020
Call
LC-SC3-ES-1-2019
Status
CLOSED
Period
2019-11-01 – 2023-08-31
Total cost (whole consortium)10 398 905 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)8 149 228 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants780 499 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
SPINVERSE SWEDEN ABcoordinatorSE1 227 574 €
CHALMERS TEKNISKA HOGSKOLA ABparticipantSE1 123 250 €
EMAXparticipantBE979 863 €
SOFTWARE IMAGINATION AND VISION SRLparticipantRO959 820 €
RISE RESEARCH INSTITUTES OF SWEDEN ABparticipantSE675 000 €
OSMANGAZI ELEKTRIK DAGITIM ANONIM SIRKETIparticipantTR596 887 €
AKADEMISKA HUS AKTIEBOLAGparticipantSE433 824 €
ENTRA ENERGYparticipantBG390 250 €
HAUTE ECOLE SPECIALISEE DE SUISSE OCCIDENTALEparticipantCH335 000 €
LUXEMBOURG INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYparticipantLU322 750 €
INAVITAS ENERJI ANONIM SIRKETIparticipantTR298 637 €
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT EINDHOVENparticipantNL232 000 €
Технически Университет СофияparticipantBG212 000 €
ЕНЕРГО-ПРО Енергийни услуги ЕООДparticipantBG178 249 €
OIKEN SAparticipantCH115 249 €
GOTEBORG ENERGI ABparticipantSE68 875 €
Електроразпределение Север АДthird partyBG0 €
EUROSOFT DEVELOPMENT SAparticipantRO0 €

Description

FLEXI-GRID will demonstrate cutting-edge technologies and innovative flexible markets enabled by advanced cross-platforms for local energy exchanges and providing flexibility to distribution system operators in order to ensure a secure, stable and affordable operations of electrical distribution grids for de-carbonising energy systems with high shares of renewables (up to and beyond 100%). By leveraging digital, smart grid technologies, IoT, blockchain, FLEXI-GRID will provide a transparent data management platform by broadcasting real-time information on the conditions of the network to optimise the observability of the grid and market functioning. The project’s geographical coverage, with four test sites in Bulgaria, Sweden, Switzerland, and Turkey, allows validating solutions in multiple market conditions, and ensures post project scalability, knowledge transfer, scaling and replication. The key demonstration activities include i) grid monitoring, control and flexibility intervention; ii) local energy exchanges and provision of grid services; iii) blockchain based energy exchange and provision of grid services; iv) flexibility measures and grid services provided by local energy storage, Power to Gas, Vehicle to Grid, and local renewable resources. It is the first time that small and medium size DSOs show interest to test innovative tools and solutions. The project is strengthened by collaborating with Canada and backed by financial institutions to ensure successful commercial paths of innovative solutions.

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