Ecosystem for Demand-side Flexibility Revisited: The Danish Solution

Henrik W. Bindner; Jalal Kazempour; Peter Alexander Vistar Gade; Trygve Skj{\o}tskift

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Peter Alexander Vistar Gade , Trygve Skj{o}tskift , Henrik W. Bindner , Jalal Kazempour This is my paper · ORCID

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Denmark has recently set a legislation called Market Model 3.0 to make the ecosystem for demand-side flexibility more attractive to stakeholders involved. The main change is to relax the previous mandate that required each aggregator to be associated with a retailer and a balance responsible party. We explain the rationale behind such a change and its implications, particularly on the pre-qualification of demand-side portfolios providing ancillary services.

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