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Flexibility Services Based on OpenADR Protocol for DSO Level
Juan Ignacio Guerrero Alonso1,2, Enrique Personal2, Sebastián García2
1Department of Electronic Technology, ETSII, Universidad de Sevilla, 41012 Sevilla, Spain.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
|November 6, 2020
Summary
This study integrates OpenADR and Blockchain-based Decentralized Permissioned Market Place for smart grid demand response. It enables efficient Flexibility Services management and market integration for Distribution System Operators.
Area of Science:
- Smart Grid Technology
- Energy Market Systems
- Distributed Ledger Technology
Background:
- Smart grids face complexity from distributed generation, necessitating advanced management.
- Demand response is crucial for Flexibility Services and regulatory compliance.
- Existing systems require enhanced communication and market mechanisms.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose a novel solution combining OpenADR and a Blockchain-based Decentralized Permissioned Market Place (DPMP).
- To facilitate efficient communication, monitoring, and management of Flexibility Services (FSs).
- To ensure regulatory compliance and adapt to diverse national energy market frameworks.
Main Methods:
- Utilizing the OpenADR standard protocol for hierarchical communication and control.
- Implementing a Decentralized Permissioned Market Place (DPMP) on Blockchain for incentive management.
- Conducting a real experimental case study with a Capacity Bidding Program.
Main Results:
- Demonstrated OpenADR's effectiveness in controlling and monitoring energy consumption.
- Showcased DPMP's capability in managing incentives for Flexibility Service Providers (FSPs).
- Validated the integration of local and global markets through the proposed system.
Conclusions:
- The combined OpenADR and DPMP approach offers a robust solution for smart grid demand response.
- The system enhances Flexibility Services provision and market participation.
- This framework supports regulatory compliance and adaptable market integration for Distribution System Operators.
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