The increased penetration of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) in electricity markets
has given rise to a new category of energy players, called Aggregators, whose role is to …

In the near future, a large number of actors will be involved in the production, exchange and
consumption of green energy. Such actors are generally small and no central authority is put …

One of the main trends in the evolution of smart grids is transactive energy, where distributed
energy resources, eg smart meters, develop towards Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices …

Smart energy supply systems are increasingly in the spotlight to fight climate change.
Decentralized local energy markets are one concept of these systems. However, these …

The recent advances in distributed energy systems require new models for exchanging
energy among prosumers in microgrids. The blockchain technology promises to solve the …

Energy networks are developing into more decentralized energy storage systems, adapted
to heterogeneous yet competitive energy sources. To facilitate peer-to-to-peer energy …

The recent surge in renewable energy in the distribution grid could transform the generation
side to be more variable, which potentially reduces power quality. This technical local …

The adoption of blockchain for Transactive Energy has gained significant momentum as it
allows mutually non-trusting agents to trade energy services in a trustless energy market …

We face a decentralized renewable energy production scenario, where a large number of
small energy producers, ie, prosumers, contribute to a common distributor entity, who resells …

Blockchain technology and, in particular, smart contracts based on it, offers a new,
decentralized mechanism for entering into and fulfilling contracts in diverse markets. Energy …