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January 23, 20260 citationsOpen Access

D4.5: OPENTUNITY flexibility market (v1)

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GMG. MilzerStatistics Norway

Key Points

  • This deliverable aims to describe the setups of flexibility markets at pilot sites for the OPENTUNITY project.
  • Collaboration among pilot partners for market setup
  • Assessment of pilot-specific test scenarios
  • Identification of operational and technical requirements
  • Risk analysis related to flexibility market implementation
  • Testing phase for flexibility markets begins in March 2025
  • Pilot sites address unique local and regional grid issues
  • Recommendations and results will be documented in Deliverable D4.6 by October 2025

Abstract

This Deliverable describes the flexibility market set ups at the pilot sites of the OPENTUNITY project, in Greece, Switzerland and Spain. The set-ups presented have been created in collaboration among all pilot partners considering the role of each pilot partner in the flexibility value chain as well as operational and technical requirements. Each pilot presents pilot specific test scenarios that will be addressed to find an optimal solution for the problem of the local, regional and national grids. These scenarios will be examined in the testing phase of Task 4.5 within WP 4 starting in March 2025. Ultimately, each pilot describes the risks they must tackle when implementing market-based flexibility procurement as well as related mitigation measures. The results of the testing of the flexibility markets and scenarios as well as recommendations will be presented in Deliverable D4.6 in October 2025. The results of Task 4.5 will be directly implemented and applied in WP 6 “Deployment and demonstration activities”. WP 6 will examine and test the entire OPENTUNITY flexibility value chain including developments of all categories OpenGrid, OpenFlex, OpenSpace and Openability will be tested. This document has been peer-reviewed by the consortium partners HYPERTECH and KOLEKTOR. Comments and recommendations to enhance clarity and understandability of the content and accompanying images have been addressed by the responsible parties, ie. NODES and the pilot partners.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69731047c8125b09b0d1ffeehttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18325832
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