Control Command
A control command is a directive, usually in the form of a signal or a message, that instructs an entity, system, or device to carry
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Key market and system concepts relevant to the operation of conventional, transforming and future power systems.
A control command is a directive, usually in the form of a signal or a message, that instructs an entity, system, or device to carry
A market in which Electricity is bought and sold for delivery on the day after the trade takes place.
Beyond the direct benefits that accrue to Distributed Energy Resource (DER) owner/investors, these resources may also provide services that benefit the following Tiers/Layers of the
Instructions issued by the Market/System Operator (MSO), Distribution System Operator (DSO) and/or Aggregator that either provide directives or targets for participating Energy Resources and Active
The Dispatchability of a Power System is its ability to acquire system services, sourced from a diverse range of Energy Resources, in a manner that
A specific configuration of technology components that records and tracks information in a distributed manner, as opposed to centralised. The information is stored and shared
A general term reflecting a spectrum of approaches and mechanisms to value, incentivise, procure and coordinate Energy, System Flexibility and/or Essential System Services (ESS) from
Distinct from the role of managing a Network Services Market (normally the role of the Distribution System Operator), the DMO is the entity responsible for
A future-oriented set of capabilities required in a high-CER/DER Power System where distribution-connected resources provide a growing proportion of Energy, Power, System Flexibility and other
The management of exports from Distributed Photovoltaics (DPV) to the Distribution Network in a manner aligned with the available capacity of the network. These export