Eight projects · 2010–2023

Projects & code

The FlexOffer concept wasn't designed on paper and left there — it was built, revised, and field-tested across a sequence of EU and Danish-funded research projects, largely through EU FP7, Horizon 2020, and Danish Innovation Fund programmes. Each one pushed the model to cover a new kind of device, market, or scale.

2010–2013

MIRABEL

Where the FlexOffer concept originated: a scalable ICT system aimed at higher renewable-energy integration, demand–supply balancing, and flexibility management.

2012–2016

TOTALFLEX

A Danish project that built and demonstrated a market-based system for trading flexibility and managing grid congestion.

2013–2017

Arrowhead

A large-scale European automation project on collaborative automation and interoperability of networked devices, spanning production, end-user services, smart buildings, electro-mobility, and energy markets — one of five pilot domains was an energy flexibility market.

2015–2021

DiCyps

Fundamental research into using software and data for smarter solutions across health, traffic, energy, and community services.

2016–2019

GoFlex

A Horizon 2020 project integrating and demonstrating smart-grid technologies for cost-effective demand response in distribution grids. Went on to extract, aggregate and trade flexibility for 500+ prosumers across demo sites in Germany, Switzerland and Cyprus.

2019–2023

FED

A Danish digitalization project aimed at making Danish electricity consumption flexible enough to absorb excess power production from wind turbines and solar cells.

2020–2023

FEVER

A Horizon 2020 project demonstrating and implementing solutions that draw on flexibility in the generation, consumption and storage of electricity.

2020–2023

domOS

A Horizon 2020 project designing an IoT system for buildings and integrating it with smart energy services.

Code

Open-source implementations

Software released out of these projects. Live repository links live on the group's original resource page — treat this as a directory of what exists rather than a mirror.

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