WG 8 - Electrical Flexibility Services
- Abstract
To prepare publications relating to flexibility/demand-response in the context of the European network codes
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Electrical Flexibility Services
To prepare publications relating to flexibility/demand-response in the context of the European network codes
This document aims at standardizing concepts, terms and definitions relating to electrical flexibility as well as methodology to assess electrical flexibility services. The purpose of this document is to define a standardized characterization of electrical flexible services, so that data collected by transmission system operators or distribution system operators can be used and compared in an interoperable manner. In addition to the development of relevant use cases, the project will focus on the following normative aspects: — definition and characterization of the different types of electrical flexibilities depending, in particular, on the flexibility needs and the response time; — activation or control mode of the flexibility services; — measurement provisions: e.g. consistency with the data of the electricity smart meters and the metrology requirements and the use of dedicated measurement devices; — information exchanges between concerned parties; — verification of delivery of service.
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WG 8 is a Technical Committee within CLC. It is named "Electrical Flexibility Services" and is responsible for: To prepare publications relating to flexibility/demand-response in the context of the European network codes This committee has published 350 standards.
WG 8 develops CLC standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: To prepare publications relating to flexibility/demand-response in the context of the European network codes Currently, there are 350 published standards from this technical committee.
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