Interflex - Deliverables

ID	Work Package name	Work Package	Main lead
D6.3	Czech DEMO – Demonstration activity results Deliverable 6.3 contains all demonstration and power quality measurement results, demonstration data and KPIs evaluation, proposals for legal, regulatory and grid code updates and definition of viable business models.	WP6	ČEZ Distribuce
D7.1	Dutch DEMO – District architecture requirements and tested innovations The system architecture for InterFlex in the Netherlands is described to meet the requirements stated in the three use cases. The grid architecture of the demo site in Strijp-S is explained in relation to these use cases. Furthermore, a detailed description of the actors, roles and functions of the different components is included.	WP7	Enexis
D7.3	Dutch DEMO – innovative solutions tested in the use cases Deliverable 7.3 describes the design of the flexibility market that is implemented in Interflex Eindhoven, the physical test set-up and the different scenarios that are used to evaluate the innovative solutions in the use cases that are defined for Interflex in the Netherlands. The test scenarios are based on the use cases that describe the deployment of a stationary battery, the use of a smart charging concept for electric vehicles and the development of a market mechanism that enables a DSO to buy flexibility to avoid congestion on the low voltage grid. The test scenarios are used in the demonstration period from Jun 2018 until Jun 2019 to validate the ICT system integrations and test the flexibility market mechanism.	WP7	Enexis
D7.5	Dutch DEMO – Lessons learned from use case 1 Deliverable 7.5 focuses on use case 1 of the Dutch InterFlex demo. Use case 1 describes the Smart Storage Unit that is valued with the support of all the players involved: the Transport System Operator, the Distribution System Operator, the storage operator and the prosumers. It demonstrates the applicability of large-scale centralized storage units at the substation or street level for demand side management. The deployed capacity of the smart storage unit is 250 kW / 315 kWh. To enable interaction between actors, markets and local resources a Local Infrastructure Management System (LIMS) is developed as a local interface platform from and to the potential flexibility sources.	WP7	Enexis
D7.6	Dutch DEMO – Lessons learned to draw business models in use cases 2 and 3 Deliverable 7.6 focuses on use case 2 and 3 of the Dutch InterFlex demo. In this deliverable systems and interactions are described that were implemented to realize this use case, as well as the lessons learned. Use case 2 describes the systems and interactions necessary to achieve a stable grid through flexibility that can be provided by adjusting charging profiles of electrical vehicles (EVs). Overall lessons learned are about organizing the right project circumstances to deliver the InterFlex framework such as: defining crucial project conditions, having a clear overview of the chain and related protocols and privacy by design. Use case 3 describes the usability of an integrated flex market based on a combination of stationary battery storage and EV chargers. Overall lessons learned are about defining and filling in crucial project conditions, such as: defining a good baseline and the separation of concern, roles and responsibilities. Also has to be taken into account, an open protocol isn’t always completely usable without making adjustments. So far no meaningful preliminary results could be obtained regarding the KPIs, due to the complexity of the field tests. The scenario tests with stable setting are currently still ongoing, and results for the KPIs will be reported in the last deliverable (7.7).	WP7	Enexis
D7.7	Dutch DEMO – Raw demonstration results based on the KPI measurements Deliverable 7.7 describes the raw demonstration results, the KPI measurements and evaluation, conclusions and recommendations based on the experience with using energy flexibility in the Dutch Strijp-S InterFlex demonstration.	WP7	Enexis
D8.1	Swedish DEMO – Detailed use case planning Deliverable 8.1 (& 8.2) deal with detailed use case planning including technical analysis & specification of the use cases, KPI, Risk Management & Roles and Responsibilities within scope of WP8.	WP8	E.ON Sverige
D8.10	Investigation and comparison of EU-wide regulations and rules concerning the commercialization of end-customers flexibility and building local energy market places/platforms Insights on a EU-wide scale as well as on national level for two example Member States, Sweden and Germany: • Regulations and rules concerning local energy market places • Regulations and rules concerning the commercialization of end-customer’s flexibilities	WP8	RWTH
D8.11	Swedish DEMO, Simris – Lessons learnt from islanding demonstrations in use case 3 Deliverable 8.11 deals with extracting the lessons learned and defining elements for consensus and replicability of islanding demonstrations in use case #3.	WP8	E.ON Sverige
D8.12	Swedish DEMO, Simris – Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case 4 Deliverable 8.12 deals with business models in use case #4	WP8	E.ON Sverige
D8.13	Swedish DEMO, Simris – Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case 5 D8.13 Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case #5	WP8	E.ON Sverige
D8.3	Swedish DEMO – Innovative solutions tested in the use cases Deliverable 8.3 Provides a detailed description of the solutions that are tested in WP8, including communications and control strategies	WP8	E.ON Sverige
D8.5	Swedish DEMO, Malmö – Lessons learnt from DSR demonstrations in use case 1 Deliverable 8.5 deals the lessons learned from the Demand Side Response (DSR) demonstration in use case #1 of the Swedish InterFlex demonstrator in Malmö, with focus on how to operate and distribute DSR using the building envelope’s thermal inertia and the district heating / cooling network’s thermal inertia as a source of flexibility for grid management purposes.	WP8	E.ON Sverige
D8.6	Swedish DEMO, Malmö – Lessons learnt to draw business models in use case 2 Deliverable 8.6 deals with the lessons learned when developing new business models for the optimization of DSO operation by exploiting the interaction with district heating and district cooling.	WP8	E.ON Sverige
D8.7	Swedish DEMO – Raw demonstration results based on the KPI measurements D8.7 Raw demonstration of results based on the KPI measurements from five different Use Cases. All the Use Cases are based in Sweden and his version is the first demonstration of the results. The purpose of the KPIs within this deliverable are to show the potential contribution that new distributed steerable assets could have within energy systems.	WP8	E.ON Sverige
D8.8	Listed requirements for open APIs Listed requirements for open Application Programming Interfaces (going beyond the protocols to deliver flexibility services at the upper layer of the InterFlex API).	WP8	RWTH
D8.9	EU-wide regulations and rules concerning building local energy market place/platform Insights on a EU-wide scale as well as on national level for two example Member States, Sweden and Germany: • Regulations and rules concerning local energy market places • Regulations and rules concerning the commercialization of end-customer’s flexibilities	WP8	RWTH
D9.1	French DEMO – Nice Smart Valley – Detailed use case planning including the District architecture requirements and tested innovations It is organized in three main sections, covering the three use cases of the demonstrator: - Islanding of a portion of the distribution grid using local resources; - Multiservice approach for grid-connected storage systems; - Local flexibility system operated by and for the DSO.	WP9	Enedis
D9.2	French DEMO – Nice Smart Valley – Innovative solutions to be tested in the use cases with the customer recruitment and contractual procedures for the demonstrations This second deliverable focuses on the recruitment process of customer-based flexibilities. It addresses the practical side of the UC3 dedicated to the local flexibility system, and deals with the following questions:  How the flexibility products have been chosen  Which targets for the recruitment  Which offers  Which different steps for the recruitment and how they have been conducted  What are the first results and analyses?	WP9	Enedis
D9.3	French DEMO – Nice Smart Valley – Demonstration results based on the KPI measurements and lessons learnt from the demonstrations Deliverable 9.3 presents the detailed achievments, results and lessons learnt of the French Demonstrationon for all three use cases: Use case 1: MV islanding to reduce the impact of MV grid outage Use case 2: Multiservice use of distribution network connected storage Use case 3: Local flexibility mechanism to manage distribution network constraints	WP9	Enedis
D9.4	French DEMO – Nice Smart Valley – Contract principles between DSO and aggregators and services from an aggregator to a DSO Deliverable 9.4 presents the three business cases of service from an aggregator to a DSO investigated through the three use cases of Nice Smart Valley – the French demo of InterFlex: islanding support, valorisation of a DSO owned storage and flexibility for local grid constraints. For each of these services, the products to be exchanged, valorisation and funding mechanisms as well as operation processes are described. Based on these investigations, contract principles are eventually proposed.	WP9	Engie
D9.5	French DEMO – Nice Smart Valley – Simulation results on use case 3 for further extrapolation of the use case Based on the experience and feedback gathered through Use case 3, Deliverable 9.5 presents in a first part how local flexibility could develop in the future, through value creation and adequacy between demand and offer. In a second part, it details prospective grid simulations performed with current PV generation and electrical vehicle scenarios for 2035 on the MV network where use case 3 was implemented, in order to assess where, why and how many constraints could occur in this specific scenario in the future.	WP9	EDF