Exploring the interaction between power system stakeholders: Insights from Pilot Projects

The electricity system is transforming due to renewable energy integration, decentralized generation, and digitalization. The traditional unidirectional grid is evolving into a dynamic, bidirectional system with distributed energy resources (DERs) like solar, wind, EVs, and storage. This shift, along with electrification and decarbonization goals, requires enhanced coordination to maintain reliability and efficiency. 

This discussion paper provides insights from global pilot projects on flexibility for coordinated capacity management by TSOs and DSOs. It examines key challenges and lessons across technical, ICT, market, economic, and regulatory aspects. The study uses literature reviews, stakeholder surveys, workshops, and expert interviews to assess best practices and trends. 

Key findings include enhanced TSO-DSO coordination, investment in advanced grid technologies, market mechanisms for flexibility, clear regulatory frameworks, stakeholder engagement, and continuous knowledge exchange.  

 


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