RESCHOOL

Strategies and tOOls for Incentivization and management of flexibility in Energy Communities with distributed Resources
Project ID
Funding Organization:
Funding Programme:
HORIZON-CL5-2022-D3-01
Funding Instrument:
Innovation Action
Start Date:
01/01/2023
Duration:
42 months
Total Budget:
5,593,570 EUR
ITI Budget:
328,750 EUR

Currently, the energy sector is responsible for 72% of the EU’s GHG emissions, this situation calls for a rapid and effective decarbonisation of all sectors. Reaching the sustainability targets negotiated under the Green Deal requires facing the green transition towards clean energy by increasing the renewable share and efficient use of energy. Despite the impacts on the energy production, responsibility falls on citizens and governors. A more active role and direct participation of consumers (prosumers) in the value energy chain is needed; and this requires a collaborative and aggregated actuation. Moreover, the EU need to reduce its dependence of external energy resources (nowadays aggravated by geopolitical conflicts in UKR) implies a significant transformation to manage the flexibility required by an of increasing renewable sources. RESCHOOL aims to lever energy communities as formal way to aggregate active consumers and prosumers and empower them as relevant energy stakeholders. RESCHOOL aims to facilitate their interaction with the grid as flexibility providers and their participation in electricity markets. This will only be possible when enough citizens are engaged on these communities and enough flexibility can be aggregated. This requires efforts on training and engagement campaigns supported by effective results demonstrated in the real life. RESCHOOL will provide solutions to reinforce these engagement efforts based on co-creation/co-design participative strategies as well as tools designed to support energy and flexibility management and interaction of both based on collaborative and gamification strategies. These tools and methods will be validated in 4 different pilots across EU, including ES, NL, SE, and GR. Results from studies, developments and validations will serve to elaborate realistic guidelines and business models to support the effective creation, growing and development of energy communities in the EU, including policy recommendations.

Consortium

UNIVERSITAT DE GIRONA Spain
UNIVERSITETET I STAVANGER, Norway
UNIVERSITEIT UTRECHT, Netherlands
Bamboo Energy S.L., Spain
RISE RESEARCH INSTITUTES OF SWEDEN AB, Sweden
EUROPEAN RENEWABLE ENERGIES FEDERATIONFEDERATION
EUROPEENNE DES ENERGIES RENOUVELABLES, Belgium
EUROPEAN SCIENCE COMMUNICATION INSTITUTE (ESCI) GGMBH, Germany
km0 energy, S.L., Spain
Resourcefully, Neterlands
ElectriCITY Innovation ekonomisk förening Stockholm, Sweden
ENERGEIAKI KOINOTITA PERIORISMENIS EVTHINIS, Greece
CENTRE FOR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY HELLAS, Greece
INNOHUB BV, Netherlands
GEMEENTE AMSTERDAM, Netherlands
DIPUTACION DE GERONA, Spain
LOCALLIFE SWEDEN AB, Sweden

Contact

Dr. Spiridon Nikolopoulos
(Scientific Responsible)
Building A - Office 0.7

Information Technologies Institute
Centre of Research & Technology - Hellas
6th km Harilaou - Thermis, 57001, Thermi - Thessaloniki
Tel.: +30 2311 257752
Fax: +30 2310 474128
Email: nikolopo@iti.gr

Dr. Symeon Papadopoulos
(Scientific Responsible)

Information Technologies Institute
Centre of Research & Technology - Hellas
9th km Thessaloniki - Thermi, 57001, Thessaloniki, Greece
Tel.: +30 2311 257772
Email: papadop@iti.gr

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