Community Energy for enhancing the energy transition

In the process towards energy transition from fossil fuel based energy to renewables systems, the way to involve final users in the energy production is still complex. Although many steps forward have been made by community energy around the world and especially in the EU, there are still many barri...

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Main Authors: Matteo Bilardo, Federico Cattaneo, Edoardo Dioni, Enrico Liberi, Luca Milocco, Gianluca Serale
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: CERN 2020-12-01
Series:CERN IdeaSquare Journal of Experimental Innovation
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Online Access:https://e-publishing.cern.ch/index.php/CIJ/article/view/1050
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spelling doaj-c5d4f18a4c764c63bc6db4524525f0572021-03-17T17:28:43ZengCERNCERN IdeaSquare Journal of Experimental Innovation2413-95052020-12-014271810.23726/cij.2020.1050883Community Energy for enhancing the energy transitionMatteo Bilardo0Federico Cattaneo1Edoardo Dioni2Enrico Liberi3Luca Milocco4Gianluca Serale5Politecnico di Torino, Department of EnergyCollège des Ingénieurs ItaliaCollège des Ingénieurs ItaliaCollège des Ingénieurs ItaliaCollège des Ingénieurs ItaliaCollège des Ingénieurs ItaliaIn the process towards energy transition from fossil fuel based energy to renewables systems, the way to involve final users in the energy production is still complex. Although many steps forward have been made by community energy around the world and especially in the EU, there are still many barriers and entry obstacles that do not allow a revolution in the energy market. In this paper, various aspects that distinguish a community energy have been explored. After presenting a state of the art on the development of community energy in Europe, the technologies supporting these cooperative realities were studied. This work reports a complete analysis on renewable energy production systems, community management software and the most innovative user engagement tools. This paper also presents the results of a survey, with the aim of studying how people can be more involved in the energy market. The outcomes show how people needs should be considered, in order to increase awareness and control over the energy that they consume for a better development of future community energy.https://e-publishing.cern.ch/index.php/CIJ/article/view/1050community energycerenewable energy systemsprosumerselectricity distribution grid
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Federico Cattaneo
Edoardo Dioni
Enrico Liberi
Luca Milocco
Gianluca Serale
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Federico Cattaneo
Edoardo Dioni
Enrico Liberi
Luca Milocco
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Community Energy for enhancing the energy transition
CERN IdeaSquare Journal of Experimental Innovation
community energy
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renewable energy systems
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electricity distribution grid
author_facet Matteo Bilardo
Federico Cattaneo
Edoardo Dioni
Enrico Liberi
Luca Milocco
Gianluca Serale
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title Community Energy for enhancing the energy transition
title_short Community Energy for enhancing the energy transition
title_full Community Energy for enhancing the energy transition
title_fullStr Community Energy for enhancing the energy transition
title_full_unstemmed Community Energy for enhancing the energy transition
title_sort community energy for enhancing the energy transition
publisher CERN
series CERN IdeaSquare Journal of Experimental Innovation
issn 2413-9505
publishDate 2020-12-01
description In the process towards energy transition from fossil fuel based energy to renewables systems, the way to involve final users in the energy production is still complex. Although many steps forward have been made by community energy around the world and especially in the EU, there are still many barriers and entry obstacles that do not allow a revolution in the energy market. In this paper, various aspects that distinguish a community energy have been explored. After presenting a state of the art on the development of community energy in Europe, the technologies supporting these cooperative realities were studied. This work reports a complete analysis on renewable energy production systems, community management software and the most innovative user engagement tools. This paper also presents the results of a survey, with the aim of studying how people can be more involved in the energy market. The outcomes show how people needs should be considered, in order to increase awareness and control over the energy that they consume for a better development of future community energy.
topic community energy
ce
renewable energy systems
prosumers
electricity distribution grid
url https://e-publishing.cern.ch/index.php/CIJ/article/view/1050
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