Title: Distributed Resources Coordination in the Context of European Energy Communities
Abstract: As of December 2018, member states of the Eu- ropean Union have two years to implement a framework for renewable energy communities. In countries that have already implemented a framework, the financial balance of local com- munities is often determined by their ability to coordinate con- sumption at times when solar panels produce energy. Although, at the moment, local communities do not often control their dis- tributed energy resources (DERs) such as electric vehicles, home equipment, or electric heating. This work aims at comparing a novel local energy market (LEM) framework with a low-tech price reaction mechanism to coordinate DERs in the context of the recent French collective self-consumption framework. Our contribution is two folds: first in developing a literature review at the intersection between transactive energy concepts and recent regulations for collective self-consumption, and second, in evaluating the performance of the proposed LEM on a simulated platform with 17 households during a year. Our results highlight the coordination requirements to reach different levels of self- sufficiency for a solar-based energy community.
Jonathan Coignard, Vincent Debusschere, Gilles Moreau, Stéphanie Chollet, Raphaël Caire; Email: [email protected]
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