Two types of Demand-Side Flexibility can be distinguished; implicit and explicit DSF. The SEDC position paper outlines important provisions that need to be implemented in order to ensure that both explicit and implicit Demand-Side Flexibility can develop in a market.
SEDC response to CEER’s consultation on the CEER Work Programme 2017.
SEDC response to CEER consultation on Retail Metrics
SEDC response to ENTSO-E TYNDP consultation.
Availability, certainty and access to energy and pricing data is the backbone of a consumer-centric and smart energy system. The new SEDC Position Paper on Data Access outlines how consumers and their service providers can be empowered to optimise their energy management
Measurement tools are essential for Europe to monitor progress towards the Energy Union objectives. The SEDC white paper offers specific indicators to assess and monitor the current market uptake and potential of both implicit and explicit Demand-Side Flexibility. It also
The submission outlines the SEDC position on the Commission Consultation on the Interim Report of the Sector Inquiry into Capacity Mechanisms.
In an efficient energy market that enables the cost-effective participation of all flexibility options, including Demand-side Flexibility, market prices should reflect the real value of electricity at any moment. The SEDC position paper describes ways in which this can be
SEDC answer to the European Commission’s consultation on the Review of Directive 2012/27/EU on Energy Efficiency January 2016
With the profound transformation of the energy system currently taking place in Europe, new challenges arise for Distribution System Operators to manage the network in a safe and cost-efficient manner. To maintain system stability on an interactive and decentralised electricity
