Set plan action-4-smart-networks

Set plan action-4-smart-networks

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  Energy SET-Plan Action 4: Increasethe resilience and security of the energy system “Smart Networks for the Energy Transition” Activities of Member States
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  1. • Small: biogas,PV, solarthermal • Medium: solar power plants, Wind on/off-shore, CCGT • Large, nuclear, CCGT Variety of generation sources in size, both centralised and decentralised, fully or largely circular Transition of Energy Networks
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  Decentralized Energy Systems? 13June, 2019 3
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  IP vision andobjectives Flagship Initiative 1: Develop an Optimised European Power Grid enabling the appropriate level of reliability, resilience and economic efficiency, while integrating variable renewables, such as wind and solar generation by providing increased flexibility thanks to innovative technologies enhancing customer participation, integrating better storage, making the best use of connections with other networks (e.g. heat&cold, transport) and optimizing the use of flexible sustainable combined power and heat generation. Flagship Initiative 2: Develop Integrated Local and Regional Energy Systems that make it possible to efficiently provide, host and utilise high shares of renewables, up to and beyond 100% in the local or regional supply by 2030, enabling regions and local communities to realise their high sustainable energy ambitions. Expected outcomes: • Affordable system solutions and services enabling high shares of RES in energy consumption • Market ready technologies and business cases for integrated and smart energy systems and networks • sound knowledge base on upscaling and transferability of solutions, on system architectures and their implications on security and resiliency, as well as on enabling market and business models
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  IP execution • GovernanceStructure with permanent dialogue between EC, Industry (ETIP SNET), and national stakeholders established • Joint Programming Platform established, 30 public funding partners from 23 countries, ~100 Mio € funding spent, 5th (2019) and 6th (2020) joint call under preparation, Koncept: Impact Network Approach, 3 Layer Research Model, 3 Pillars of Integration, Knowledge Community • Project Monitoring and Knowledge Sharing Platform established; First Joint Working Group with EU Projects (BRIDGE) and ERA-Net Knowledge Community started („Energy Communities) • Pilot: National Stakeholder Initiatives on Innovation Actions • Pilot: linking national IPs
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  Joint Programming PlatformSmart Energy Systems A multilateral funding network of public funders Public funding partners from 23 European countries and regions30 www.eranet-smartenergysystems.eu Organize the learning to enable the right technologies, market designs and customer adoption to achieve the smart energy system vision & goals of Europe Goal ERA-Net Smart Energy Systems has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 64603 and No. 775970.
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  Focus Initiatives Michael Hübner,ERA-Net SES Smart Grids Plus (Start 2015)  3 multilateral calls  > 30 projects  > 80 mio € funds Integrated Regional Energy Systems (Start 2018)  Extended scope – Sector Coupling  Involvement of Associated Partners  First multilateral call May 2018 (> 30 mio € funds) Storage Systems (Start 2019)  Electrical, chemical, thermal, mechanical  Multilateral call Autumn 2019  Together with Mission Innovation (MICall19) Digitalisation (Start 2019)  tbd  First multilateral call 2020
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  General Principle 1: ThreeLayer Research Model 13/06/2019 © 2019 -
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  Focus Area: SmartGrids 13/06/ Results (TRL 8)  Control algorithm for microgrid operation  Interactive design tool for multi- criterial planning of energy infrastructure in net zero energy villages  considering technical and economic factors and social acceptance, using virtual reality and artificial intelligence Runtime: 2016-2019 Fraunhofer Institute for Factory Operation and Automation IFF (Germany) • Electrum Ltd (Poland) • Warsaw University of Technology (Poland) European Copper Institute (Poland) • Harz-Regenerativ-Druiberg e.V. (Germany) • Regenerativ Kraftwerke Harz GmbH (Germany) Project Example
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  General Principle 2: ThreeDimensions of Integration 13/06 cross sectoral integration: • transport • industry and trade • municipal infrastructure • agriculture • … local and regional innovation ecosystem: • governance • planning • innovation system • SMEs and startups • transnational knowledge base • … smart energy system: • renewable energy • distributed generation • cross carrier synergies • automation …
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  Flexi-Sync - RegSysJoint Call 2018 13/06/  Concept development, demonstration and replication”  combine flexibility through digital solutions, usage of storages, increased share of RES and waste heat, designed into a flexibility solution in line with SET-plan Action 4  optimizing the flexibility of the heating/cooling sector while strengthen local and regional energy systems  new service to allow for optimized flexibility for local stakeholders, based on an existing digital platform  enable district energy systems to act as a component in balancing the electrical grid Partners: Austria, Germany, Spain, Sweden Academic experts need-owners (district energy companies, customers and city representatives) Project Example
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  General Principle 3: ImpactNetwork Approach © 2014 – ERA-Net Smart Grids Plus 12 • organise co-creation on a programme level in order to stimulate and enable co-creation on project level • involve intermediaries to approach the need owners and potential buyers such as regional development agencies, governance and planning entities, operators of public and private infrastructure (energy networks, buildings, etc.), …. • involve intermediaries to solution providers such as chambers, incubators, Technology Platforms, local and regional Energy Agencies,…. • involve financers and investors
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  Example: Actual Activity Co-Creationworkshop with SET-Plan Initiatives on Energy Communities, PV Community Self Consumption, Flexible and Energy Positive Districts National Stakeholders Coordination Group SNET on 18 June 2019, Brussels bring together the following SET-Plan Initiatives: • Stakeholder Initiative on PV Community Self Consumption (SET-Plan Action 4 / ETIP PV /Solar ERA-Net / JPP ERA-Net SES) • Task Force on Energy Communities (BRIDGE / SET-Plan Action 4 /JPP ERA-Net SES) • Initiative on Flexible or Energy Positive Districts (SET-Plan Action 3.2 / JPI Urban Europe) • national and regional initiatives, living labs, demo projects • Co-creation with need owners and solution providers
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  What’s next andhow to finance it • ETIP SNET working on a new vision and roadmap • MS WG improve governance and responsibilities • Joint Programming Platform Smart Energy Systems going global with Mission Innovation, next focus areas on Storage Systems and Digitalisation • Associated Partners concept with follow-up financers and need owners • to be transfered into Horizon Europe co-funded partnership on Energy Transition
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  Michael Hübner Coordinator JPPSES Co-chair MS WG Action 4 [email protected] Thanks for Listening!