Market Enablers

The Market Enablers Network facilitates collaboration among DSOs, regulators, and policymakers across 27 member states to develop best practices and pilot projects for a flexible energy market. Through regular online sessions and cooperation with key organisations, the network fosters communication, promotes market opportunities, and creates outreach materials to drive engagement within relevant sectors.

The Working Group on Business Models aims at: Defining common language and frameworks around business model description and valuation, Identifying and evaluating existing and new or innovative business models from the project demonstrations or use cases, The development of a simulation tool allowing for the comparison of the profitability of different business models applicable to smart grids and energy storage solutions is being developed and tested by the Working Group members

Main contact: Christina Papadimitriou


Work Group 4 addresses the use and impact of the Information and Communication Technologies as a pervasive tool along the entire value chain of the power generation, transportation and use. The communication layer is one of the pillars of the smart energy system, enabling system observability, monitoring, control and protection, specifically enabling a radical change in the relation between the final user and the energy system. New digital tools (i.e. from smart meters to social networks) linked to the Internet of Things will aim to favour Customer participation in all stages of the development and expansion of the energy system thanks to the analysis of big data generated. The widespread use of digital technologies however needs to be accompanied by suitable measures for data and information protection from malicious intrusions and attacks (cybersecurity) and from uncontrolled use of customers data (data privacy

Main contact: Nikos Hatziargyriou