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  • 1.  Dutch microgrid auction use case

    Posted 03-12-2010 19:48 
    










    


    This came out of a SG Today article (3/11) on a microgrid in
the Netherlands now using power auction based on work coming out of ECN (Dutch research
center), see: http://www.ecn.nl/docs/library/report/2010/e10003.pdf.
Seems this is the kind of thing we want to see all over, and a good use case
for EMIX. Their main business case application now is to use their technology
to enable optimization of the home (at one level) and neighborhood (at next
level up) to act as a virtual power plant to bid power into the wholesale
market. 
    


    


    On the B2G call, Ram Sastry said that PNNL had based their
price responsive work on a common pre-cursor (some work out of HP). The article
in SG Today made the claim that the microgrid effort has as one goal to help
with standards, and I want to follow up with an ECN contact to try to understand
that better. 
    


    


    David Holmberg
    


    NIST Building and Fire Research Lab
    


    301-975-6450


  • 2.  RE: [emix] Dutch microgrid auction use case

    Posted 03-12-2010 20:07 
    














    


    David,
    


    


    Excellent find.  This appears to be compatible with the dynamic
price messaging I have proposed for emix and energy interop.
    


    


    Ed
    


    


    


    Edward G. Cazalet, Ph.D.
    


    101 First Street, Suite 552
    


    Los Altos, CA 94022
    


    650-949-5274
    


    cell: 408-621-2772
    


    ed@cazalet.com
    


    www.cazalet.com
    


    


    


    


    


    From: Holmberg, David [mailto:david.holmberg@nist.gov]
    
Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 11:48 AM
    
To: emix@lists.oasis-open.org
    
Subject: [emix] Dutch microgrid auction use case
    


    


    


    


    This came out of a SG Today article (3/11) on a microgrid in
the Netherlands now using power auction based on work coming out of ECN (Dutch
research center), see: http://www.ecn.nl/docs/library/report/2010/e10003.pdf.
Seems this is the kind of thing we want to see all over, and a good use case
for EMIX. Their main business case application now is to use their technology
to enable optimization of the home (at one level) and neighborhood (at next
level up) to act as a virtual power plant to bid power into the wholesale
market. 
    


    


    On the B2G call, Ram Sastry said that PNNL had based their
price responsive work on a common pre-cursor (some work out of HP). The article
in SG Today made the claim that the microgrid effort has as one goal to help
with standards, and I want to follow up with an ECN contact to try to
understand that better. 
    


    


    David Holmberg
    


    NIST Building and Fire Research Lab
    


    301-975-6450


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