
Flexible Power Alliance Network
Rotterdam, Netherlands
About
Founded in 2013, Flexible Power Alliance Network is a non-profit headquartered in Rotterdam, Netherlands specializing in Energy Storage, Other.
The Flexible Power Alliance Network (FAN) is a partnership of major Dutch energy sector organisations established in 2013. FAN aims to provide open standards for unlocking flexible energy in energy systems to create a sustainable, reliable, affordable and accessible energy supply. The organisation works to facilitate an open and fair energy system where local surpluses and shortages in sustainable energy are balanced through flexibility in supply and demand. FAN promotes the S2 standard, an official European standard for energy management that enables communication between smart devices such as heat pumps, EV chargers and solar inverters. The network brings together leading European energy companies, equipment manufacturers, grid operators and aggregators to advance smart energy solutions and demand-side flexibility.
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3000 AX, Rotterdam, Netherlands
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4S2 Standard
Official European standard EN 50491-12-2 for energy management used with smart devices such as heat pumps, EV chargers and solar panel inverters
Open-source HEMS Development
Open-source project advancing interoperability in residential energy systems, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Climate Policy and Green Growth
FLEXCON
Europe's leading event on energy flexibility featuring expert speakers, interactive sessions and networking on smart grids, demand-side flexibility, and digital energy solutions
ElaadNL Test Lab
Testing standardized connectors for OpenADR, S2 standard, EEBUS, Matter, and OCPP on real devices
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Currentt, Vandebron, Ørsted, Tibber, Withthegrid, ElaadNL, TNO, smartEN, TKI Urban Energy, Technolution, Alliander, Enexis
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