ISGAN Library

Actor Group
Phase

Challenges for Electricity Network Governance in Whole System Change: Insights from Energy Transition in Norway

Paper

Innovations in regulation.

Target audience: National/state government or energy policy makers; Local/regional government, DSO

Model-Based Evaluation of Decentralised Electricity Markets at Different Phases of the German Energy Transition

Paper

Energy markets, decentralization.

Target audience: National/state government or energy policy makers

Architectural change in accelerating transitions: Actor preferences, system architectures, and flexibility technologies in the German energy transition

Paper

Ransition pathway, actors, decentralization.

Target audience: National/state government or energy policy makers

Aggregator roles in digitalized power system

Discussion Paper

This discussion paper investigate how aggregators can improve the TSO-DSO-Customer coordination in a digitalised power system by analysing existing policies, their role, possible coordination approaches, and addressing (non-) technical challenges.

Target audience: DSO/Utility/Grid Owner; National/state government or energy policy makers; Local/regional government

Advanced methodology and tools taking advantage of storage and FLEXibility

Final summary of project activities, conclusions and recommendations

Regulatory conclusions and simulation tools of the FlexPlan project on the possible role of flexibility to displace grid investments.

Target audience: National/state government or energy policy makers

ANM4L

Projecy Key Messages

oolbox for DSOs to evaluate various alternative grid development solutions for desicion support in grid development. Provides knowledge of which alternatives that exsists.

Target audience: DSO/Utility/Grid Owner

Data-sharing standards and protocols: UK Insights

Technical Paper

A technical paper presents insights from the work carried out in the UK by the Energy Data Taskforce and how its recommendations pertain to and align with flexibility service provisions and market developments in the UK.

Target audience: National/state government or energy policy makers

Flexibility and its impact on stakeholder interaction

Discussion Paper / Key messages / Survey results

Identification of existing data exchange platforms and methods to facilitate an increased efficiency of the operation and planning of modern networks in the future and to utilize flexibility to its full potential. Also the future needs are investigated.

Target audience: DSO/Utility/Grid Owner

Aggregator roles in digitalized power system

Policy Brief

This policy brief investigate how aggregators can improve the TSO-DSO-Customer coordination in a digitalised power system. One main challenge identified is the need for interoperable solutions with standardized communication protocols.

Target audience: National/state government or energy policy makers; Local/regional government

Aggregator roles in digitalized power system

Discussion Paper

This discussion paper investigate how aggregators can improve the TSO-DSO-Customer coordination in a digitalised power system by analysing existing policies, their role, possible coordination approaches, and addressing (non-) technical challenges. One main challenge identified is the need for interoperable solutions with standardized communication protocols.

Target audience: DSO/Utility/Grid Owner; National/state government or energy policy makers; Local/regional government

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