Guidelines for implementing the prescribed technology
In this report, the Scalability and Replicability Assessment (SRA) is described as a solid methodology to support EU research projects on quantification of their replicability and scalability potential. Along with this methodology, the Scalability and Replicability Task Force defined a common repository for helping projects in implementing the guidelines included. The common repository and the SRA are included in the EIRIE platform of European Commission.
BRIDGE Action#4
BRIDGE Action#4: Contribution from BRIDGE projects to standardisation (May 2022)
After analysing standards development organisations and standardisation topics, in this report the Data Management Working Group proposes a list of topics, findings and recommendations associated with the potential creation of a BRIDGE standardisation user group. The document identifies 4 main topics: (1) Internal Co-ordination; (2) External Co-ordination; (3) Standardisation Topics; (4) Standardisation Topics Management; and proposes associated findings and recommendations for each of them.
Economies of Energy Communities
Economies of Energy Communities: Review of electricity tariffs and business models (April 2021)
The report drafted by the Energy Communities and self-consumption Task Force focuses on the economic aspect of energy communities, which is split into two parts: (1) electricity tariffing and the potential link between the implementation of a local flexibility market and energy communities, encouraging increase share of renewable energy generation through energy communities; and (2) business models and services offered by energy communities and wider collective energy actions across the EU. In total, 20 Member States are reviewed to show the variation and similarities across EU.
BRIDGE Action#3
BRIDGE Action#3: Interoperability of flexibility assets 2.0 (May 2022)
The report produced in 2022 by the Data Management Working Group offers updates on the development of Action #3, which focuses on Interoperability of flexibility assets. The extensive work carried out from 2020 to 2022 resulted in a list of six findings and recommendations, mapped to the areas of the Digitalisation of Energy Action Plan (DoEAP), under development by the European Commission.
BRIDGE Action#1
BRIDGE Action#1: Set up a use case repository 2.0: Data Management Working Group (May 2022)
Pursuing the initiatives undertaken within Action #1, the Data Management Working Group describes in this report the continuation of activities aimed at the development of a use case repository. In particular, this document deals with the validation process of the repository, for which all projects were invited to test the tool and send feedback to improve it in new versions. Moreover, the report describes the status of the repository, next steps and conclusions, including information about the potential integration of the repository with other platforms.
Exploration of citizen engagement methodologies in European R&I projects
Consumer & Citizen Engagement Working Group: Exploration of citizen engagement methodologies in European R&I projects (April 2021)
As part of the BRIDGE initiative, the Consumer & Citizen Engagement Working Group (WG CCE) investigates the creation of a structured cross-cutting understanding of the role and methodologies of engagement in the European R&I projects. In order to explore this issue, in this report, the WG CCE analyses a wide set of topics, divided among 5 sub-groups, and identified gaps in the knowledge and needs of European R&I projects around engagement.
BRIDGE Action#2
Consumer & Citizen Engagement Working Group: Exploration of citizen engagement methodologies in European R&I projects (April 2021)
As part of the BRIDGE initiative, the Consumer & Citizen Engagement Working Group (WG CCE) investigates the creation of a structured cross-cutting understanding of the role and methodologies of engagement in the European R&I projects. In order to explore this issue, in this report, the WG CCE analyses a wide set of topics, divided among 5 sub-groups, and identified gaps in the knowledge and needs of European R&I projects around engagement.
