BD4OPEM creates an open energy marketplace, that offers innovative AI-based services, to enable the efficient management of energy distribution grids and associated assets.
We’re happy to announce that BD4OPEM will attend Enlit Europe 2021. Enlit, being one of the biggest energy events in Europe is the greatest platform for us to understand how we can keep co-creating innovative and sustainable energy solutions together with you. Our aim for this event is to get input to create the best marketplace for energy data you can use, what kind of energy solutions do you and your company need? Let us know and stay tuned on one of the most innovative way of creating energy solutions!
If you work with DSOs, Aggregators or Microgrids and you want to know more about the marketplace you can talk to us at our booth (see map below). If you want to know more about how we work with effective energy solutions thanks to big data, you can listen to our project coordinator Mònica Aragüés Peñalbas presentation on BD4OPEM during the event. Follow us on social media for more information and updates during Enlit!
Global demand for electricity is increasing and energy systems have moved from an analogue to an interconnected real-time digital world. Huge amounts of data, mostly unused or underused, are available, offering great potential to develop exciting new services.
BD4OPEM will develop products and services to improve the planning, monitoring, operation and maintenance of electrical distribution grids, all made available at an open innovation marketplace.
BD4OPEM will create a seamless link between energy stakeholders and solutions developed. The Marketplace will ensure secure data flows between data providers and solution providers, resulting in new data-driven business models, enhanced asset management and consumer participation in energy balancing. Target user groups will be able to find relevant solutions provided by different specialized companies.
The process will be demonstrated at five pilot sites (Spain, Turkey, Slovenia, Belgium and Denmark), who provide the initial input data and who will also trial and validate the usefulness and the usability of the services being developed.
The project comprises a high quality, complementary and multidisciplinary consortium that consists of 12 partners, from nine different European Countries. The large-scale pilots from Spain, Belgium, Denmark, Slovenia and Turkey have been carefully chosen to provide wide and diverse scenarios for tool development and the testing of services developed.
BRIDGE is a European Commission initiative which unites Horizon 2020 Smart Grid and Energy Storage Projects to create a structured view of cross-cutting issues which are encountered in the demonstration projects and fosters continuous knowledge sharing amongst projects.
BD4OPEM is collaborating and knowledge sharing with the BRIDGE initiative.
OPEN DEI is an EU-funded project that supports the creation of common data platforms based on a unified architecture and an established standard in different sectors: manufacturing, agriculture, energy and healthcare, which represent key fields for the deployment of the EU strategy for digitalisation.
BD4OPEM is collaborating and knowledge sharing with the OPEN DEI initiative.
