CARTIF PROJECTS

BD4NRG

Big Data for Next Generation Energy

Description

BD4NRG envisions to confront big data management challenges for the energy sector, giving a competitive edge to the European stakeholders to improve decision making and at the same time to open new market opportunities. 

BD4NRG aims to enable an incremental decentralized energy data-driven ecosystem and a collaborative data sovereignty driven ecosystem. The goal is to unlock and exploit the economic potential of big data and give to Energy Sector stakeholders, the opportunity to improve their business operational performance. 

To achieve this and to address the emerging challenges in big data management, BD4NRG partners will develop, adapt, deliver and deploy a distributed big data energy analytics framework: the BD4NRG Framework.

Objectives

  • Delivering a reference architecture for smart energy management. 
  • Offering modular and open TRL8 big data analytics toolbox as a fron-end for the development of analytics services. 
  • Validating this framework through AI-based predictive and prescriptive big data analytics in 13 large-scale pilots. 
  • Establishing a vibrant data-driven ecosystem through the SGBDAA Alliance that will bring together new energy data providers and attract SMEs for the delivery of new energy services.

Actions

CARTIF actively participates in the following project actions:

  • Managing pilots related to energy efficiency.
  • Working on analytics related to the improvement of energy certificates and the confidence of the different stakeholders in these certificates.

Expected Results

The main objective is to develop an Open modular Energy Analytics Toolbox that combines and makes available to end-users the advanced user-friendly graphical working environment capabilities to support custom selection of local and/or third-party assets. 

Partners

H2020

H2020-DT-2018-2020

Total Budget: 11,883,025€
Contribution: 9,929,912.50€
Duration: 01/2021-12/2023

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Responsible

Víctor Serna

Energy Division

vicser@cartif.es

Networking

Energy efficiency projects:

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SMARTeeSTORY

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FoSSIS3

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MATRYCS

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