Deliverable D2.2 Smart EES Service Model Prototype

This report builds on the “Smart Energy Efficiency Concept Design” report developed earlier in the BungEES project, where the concept and the design of the Smart EES model was formulated. The outputs of this work are thematically divided between D2.1 and D2.2. D2.1 primarily deals with the initial design and data collection. This document provides a comprehensive overview of various energy service models (EES) across several European countries, identifies customer needs, and proposes business models and technologies suitable for smart energy services. The aim of the document is to present examples of national EES models through detailed analysis of EES models in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Portugal, France, Spain, and Germany. This section also identifies common key components and compares models between countries. The comparison includes an analysis of key customer requirements and expectations from energy services. The main objective of the document is to describe the created prototype of the Smart EES Model, which was designed as part of the BungEES project during the work on WP2 and its respective tasks. The prototype model is a design based on existing models, enhanced with the necessary components to meet modern technologies and their capabilities, the strategic plans of the EU, and individual countries in the areas of energy savings and energy policy. The document also serves as a basis for subsequent tasks within the project. Based on this document, a final draft of the Smart EES model will be created. The document includes an overview of selected technologies suitable for smart EES, identification of energy-saving opportunities, financial analysis and evaluation of services, monitoring and management of energy consumption, legislative and regulatory advisory services, training and consultancy, and implementation of energy projects. It proposes technical solutions and services offered within packages, economic evaluation of the offered packages, cost studies of technologies and services. The document summarizes various financing options, including internal financing and financing of provided services, flexibility options, data use and management, communication of energy flexibility needs, the energy market, and the benefits of the aggregator for households and the energy market. It also addresses technical barriers, diverse owner needs and preferences, legislative restrictions, and national barriers specific to Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Portugal, Spain, and Germany. This document serves as a foundation for understanding and implementing effective and innovative energy services that can contribute to sustainable development and the optimization of energy consumption.