This report provides an analysis of European and national regulations related to energy sharing and peer-to-peer (P2P) trading in the pilot countries. Moreover, it offers an overview of the commercial avenues available to energy communities and the various ways these communities can be implemented. The report also extends the analysis of energy sharing and P2P trading by examining implementations in other European countries, highlighting best practices as well as potential flaws in their models. It presents innovative services developed by other Horizon Europe projects and outlines the perspectives of grid stakeholders regarding energy sharing and P2P trading.
This deliverable presents the system requirements, technical specifications, and key performance indicators for the INTELLIGENT project’s core solutions, the GSY DEX, FOS, and EWDS. The report also assesses the technical readiness of four pilot sites, identifying data measurement, diversity and other infrastructure limitations affecting the planned development simulations and demonstrations. Mitigation strategies are proposed to address the identified technical challenges. A comprehensive KPI framework is proposed to evaluate project innovation across multiple sectors and dimensions, including energy efficiency, economic impact, environmental benefit, user engagement, and technical feasibility.
This report presents the first prototype of the Prediction Module developed under Work Package 4 of the INTELLIGENT project. As a key part of the Flexibility and Energy Optimisation Service (FOS), the module enables short-term forecasting of household electricity demand and solar PV generation using advanced machine learning models. XGBoost showed the best performance among the evaluated methods. The module supports energy communities in optimising local energy use and participating in energy markets. The codebases are made publicly available to promote reuse and collaboration. Future iterations will include the use of real-world data from pilot sites.
This deliverable presents the current status of the Flexibility and Energy Optimisation Service (FOS) optimisation module developed under Task 4.2 of the INTELLIGENT project. This module is responsible for determining optimal operational schedules for the flexible devices of local energy community members. The first prototype has been developed and is described in this report.
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