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Datenkreis Energiewirtschaft

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IEA UsersTCP Empowering all: Gender in policy and implementation for achieving transitions to sustainable energy (Working period 2022-2024)

Previous work in the Task suggests that countries with higher income levels pay little attention to inclusive energy (-technology) use and its implications. Therefore, this project focused on obtaining more data on the gender aspects of energy users through a survey, developing guidelines on inclusive technology development, and communicating the overall research results with interested stakeholders.

User-Centred Energy Systems (UsersTCP)

The UsersTCP provides evidence from socio-technical research on the design, social acceptance and usability of clean energy technologies. Users play a central role within energy systems. The findings will support political decisions for a clean, efficient and safe energy system.

IEA UsersTCP Empowering all: Gender in policy and implementation for achieving transitions to sustainable energy (Working period 2024-2026)

Intersectional factors such as gender, age, and socioeconomic status impact access to and use of energy within private households. This project investigates these inequalities using a comprehensive approach that incorporates surveys, focus groups, policy recommendations, and the establishment of a TCP Gender Knowledge Hub to promote inclusive energy transitions. By addressing these disparities, the project fosters a more equitable and sustainable energy transition while promoting systematic inclusion in energy policy.

IEA UsersTCP: “Empowering all” Gender in policy and implementation for achieving transitions to sustainable energy (Working period 2020-2022)

The Annex supports the design of a more efficient and inclusive energy system by integrating gender perspectives. Based on case studies and best practice examples, country-specific recommendations for inclusive energy policies are being elaborated.

IEA UsersTCP: Social License to Automate (working period 2019-2021)

Automation applications for load shifting, also in the homes of end customers, will play an important role in the current transformation process of the energy system. The project “Social License to Automate” examined the question, which aspects are important for the success of these innovations and technologies, and under which circumstances end users are prepared to accept or reject energy-related automation processes.

IEA DSM Task 25 – Business Models for a more effective market uptake of DSM energy services

This task aims at the identification and development of effective business models for energy services, which lead to a sustainable growth of energy efficiency services. Therefore the various national framework conditions and contexts have been analysed, that are necessary for a successful development of such business models. Examples for start-ups and entrepreneurs have been discussed, their challenges and deficits as well as success factors in terms of capabilities/skills identified and out of these findings a web based analysis tool been developed.

IEA DSM Task 17 - Extension: Integration of Demand Side Management, Distributed Generation, Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Storages (working period 2013 - 2016)

The aim was to exchange experiences and developments in the field of integrating renewables with the help of DSM in residential and commercial buildings. Technologies like PV systems, electric vehicles, electric storages, heat pumps, micro-CHP in combination with energy management systems (via gateways), and implementing dynamic tariffs using smart meters offer huge potential to increase energy efficiency. Phase 3 of this Task addressed the current role and potential of flexible buildings and their related implied changes and impacts on the grid and markets. The scalability and applicability of successful projects with respect to specific regional differences and requirements was also explored.

IEA Demand Side Management Energy Efficiency (DSM TCP)

Demand Side Management (DSM) refers to the implementation of energy efficiency improvements and service management measures on the side of end users for optimising energy systems overall. This IEA-research programme pushes development of suitable technologies, applications and methods for end users and thus facilitates their preferential adoption in all political decisions on energy policy.

IEA DSM Task 17: Integration of Demand Side Management, Distributed Generation, Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Storages

The main objective of the proposed Task is to study how to achieve the optimal integration of distributed generation, energy storages and flexible demand, and thus increase the value of distributed generation and demand response and decrease problems caused by intermittent distributed generation (mainly based on RES) in the physical electricity systems and at the electricity market. The Task deals with distributed energy resources both at local (distribution network and customer) level and at transmission system level where large wind farms are connected.

IEA DSM Task 24: Behaviour Change in DSM – Helping the Behaviour Changers (Working period 2015-2017)

More than 20% of the use of energy for small consumers can be saved by changed behaviours. Past efforts to tap these potentials through DSM-interventions are not effective. The Task 24 dealt with the most important actors groups as well as tools, which support the behaviour changers in their daily work. In addition, an assessment method for DSM-interventions in the frame of the Austrian law on energy efficiency was elaborated.

How much Energy Efficiency can Energy Contracting deliver to the Residential Sector in Germany? (2009)

Transaction and Life Cycle Cost Analyses, Market Survey and Statistical Potential - IAEE09 abstract Englisch

Integrated Energy Contracting (IEC) (2009)

A new ESCo Model to Combine Energy Efficiency and (Renewable) Supply in large Buildings and Industry - Discussion Paper

Opportunity Cost Tool & Comparison and Evaluation of Financing Options for Energy-Contracting Projects (2008)

Task XVI - A manual for ESCOs, ESCO customers and ESCO project developers.1. Despcription of a methodology to compare finance options for energy service projects and 2. Opportunity Cost Tool: Estimation and Visualization of Energy Costs, Saving Potentials and Future Energy Cost Savings for the development of energy-contracting projects. Englisch

Comprehensive Refurbishment of Buildings through Energy Performance Contracting (2008)

Comprehensive Refurbishment of Buildings through Energy Performance Contracting - A Guide for Building Owners and ESCos Englisch

Visualisierungen der Technologie­kooperations­programme der IEA 2020

Im Rahmen der Forschungskooperation der IEA findet eine weltweite Zusammenarbeit für die Energieversorgung der Zukunft statt. Auf einer Graphen-Datenbank basierende Visualisierungen zeigen die umfangreichen Aktivitäten der einzelnen Technologiekooperationsprogramme (TCPs) auf. Die Kooperationen der Staaten zu einzelnen Themen werden so ebenfalls gut sichtbar.

Mapping of IEA TCPs

Ziel des Projekts war, aktuelle Aktivitäten des IEA Energie Technologienetzwerks zu visualisieren und mögliche Lücken und Überschneidungen zu identifizieren. Das Mapping beinhaltet 185 laufende Tasks und Annexe (Stand September 2017).

IEA UsersTCP Empowering all: Gendergleichstellung für die Energiewende (Arbeitsperiode 2022-2024)

Die bisherigen Arbeiten im Task haben gezeigt, dass in Ländern mit höherem Einkommenslevel der Frage der inklusiven Energie(technologie)nutzung wenig Aufmerksamkeit gewidmet wird. In diesem Projekt wurden ein Befragungsinstrument erstellt, um mehr Daten über die Genderaspekte bei Energienutzer:innen zu erhalten, Hilfestellungen zur inklusiven Technologieentwicklungen erarbeitet und die gesamten Forschungsergebnisse aus dem Task kommuniziert.

IEA Users TCP: Soziale Lizenz zum Automatisieren (Arbeitsperiode 2019-2021)

Automatisierungsanwendungen zur Lastverschiebung im Endkund:innen-Bereich spielen im Zuge des derzeitigen Transformationsprozesses des Energiesystems eine wichtige Rolle. Das Projekt “Soziale Lizenz zum Automatisieren” untersuchte die für den Erfolg dieser Innovationen und Technologien bedeutende Frage, unter welchen Umständen Endnutzer:innen bereit sind, energieverbrauchsbezogene Automatisierungsprozesse zu akzeptieren oder abzulehnen.

Nutzer:innen-zentrierte Energiesysteme (UsersTCP)

Das UsersTCP liefert Erkenntnisse aus sozio-technischen Forschungen über das Design, die soziale Akzeptanz und die Verwendbarkeit sauberer Energietechnologien. Die NutzerInnen spielen hierbei eine zentrale Rolle. Die Erkenntnisse sollen dabei unterstützen, politische Entscheidungen für eine saubere, effiziente und sichere Energiewende zu treffen.