Energy Management System (EMS) Analysis Report: Asset Types and Integration Mapping (D1.3.1)
This report provides a clear overview of the asset types within ACCU’s pilot sites and how they integrate into an open-source Energy Management System. It includes a detailed gap analysis comparing current EMS capabilities with the technical, operational and user-focused requirements of the pilots. By mapping optimisation, installation, monitoring and end-user needs, the report highlights what must be improved to deliver a smarter, more responsive community EMS. Explore how these insights guide the next steps towards a robust, future-ready energy management solution.
Comparative Analysis of Regulatory Context for LECs (D1.4.1)
This deliverable examines how Belgium (Flanders), France and the Netherlands translate EU energy directives supporting local energy communities into national frameworks. The comparative analysis highlights the legal opportunities and challenges created by the Clean Energy Package, shedding light on how Member States enable or hinder community energy ownership. By comparing regulatory progress, gaps and ambiguities, the report clarifies what is needed for LECs to thrive in complex national contexts. Discover how policy landscapes shape the future of community-driven renewable energy in 3 pilot countries.
Report on Business Model Practices (D1.6.1)
This deliverable explores what makes strong, future-proof business modes for local energy communities and why these models must evolve alongside changing technologies and regulations. The Report breaks down key elements of successful business structures and examines how they support communities from early engagement to full-scale operation. Real-world examples and clear frameworks help illustrate what drives long-term value, stability and impact. Discover how well-crafted business models turn community energy ideas into lasting and scalable solutions.