Together with the Horizon 2020 project Flexigrid BD4OPEM organized a webinar about how to forecast and manage energy surplus and congestion. During the technical dialogue on forecasting tools, researchers and developers me to discuss methodologies, libraries, and data.
BD4OPEM also arranged with the Horizon project Interpreter on non-technical losses including researchers and developers to meet and discuss the way each project is working with this topic.
The BD4OPEM project has really been bustling during the spring of 2022 as 12 deliverables are being finalised. A long list of key deliverables that will set the direction of the way that the BD4OPEM Marketplace and its services will take.
International Congress, which is dedicated to Digital Twins. “BD4OPEM H2020: a step forward towards grid digital twins” was explained by Mònica Aragüés Peñalba.
Global demand for electricity is increasing and energy systems have moved from an analog 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.
The scope of BD4OPEM is to develop 18 new innovative solutions to improve the planning, monitoring, operation, and maintenance of electrical distribution grids. Our approach is to make these services available from a cloud-based open innovation marketplace, which makes us unique among similar projects.
Global demand for electricity is increasing and energy systems have moved from an analog 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.
The scope of BD4OPEM is to develop 18 new innovative solutions to improve the planning, monitoring, operation, and maintenance of electrical distribution grids. Our approach is to make these services available from a cloud-based open innovation marketplace, which makes us unique among similar projects.
The fifth General Assembly was held in June 2022, and hosted by Elektro Celje in Slovenia. All partners assembled for two days in Rogaška Slatina to review progress in all work packages as well as to discuss current and future issues.
BD4OPEM creates an open energy marketplace, that offers innovative AI-based services, to enable the efficient management of energy distribution grids and associated assets.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 872525.
