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D2.4 Final Reference Description forms

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D2.4 Final Reference Description forms

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By Shadi Shahoud, on 3/10/20 12:15 PM
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The SmILES project aims at improving the knowledge on the integration of electrical and thermal storages in local multi-energy systems. To facilitate and harmonize the exchange of key information between partners regarding their System Configurations, a reference description form has been developed in WP2. A simplified template was issued in the frame of Task 2.2, which was used for the selection of the SCs to be further evaluated in the SmILES project (see D2.2). Consequently, a detailed reference description form was developed based on key design criteria (see D2.3). In this deliverable we present the final reference description forms. The final reference description form updates the previous based on two main inputs. First, feedback obtained from WP5 in which the reference description form was used as part of the cross-simulation process. Second, interviews with national project representatives indicating which features of the STEEP context are relevant from the perspective of upscaling.
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D2.4 Final Reference Description forms

Thumbnail Uploaded by Claudia Greceanu, 10/9/19 5:03 PM The SmILES project aims at improving the knowledge on the integration of electrical and thermal storages in local multi-energy systems. To facilitate and harmonize the exchange of key information between partners regarding their System Configurations, a reference description form has been developed in WP2. A simplified template was issued in the frame of Task 2.2, which was used for the selection of the SCs to be further evaluated in the SmILES project (see D2.2). Consequently, a detailed reference description form was developed based on key design criteria (see D2.3). In this deliverable we present the final reference description forms. The final reference description form updates the previous based on two main inputs. First, feedback obtained from WP5 in which the reference description form was used as part of the cross-simulation process. Second, interviews with national project representatives indicating which features of the STEEP context are relevant from the perspective of upscaling.
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