Arsim Bytyqi
Research Interests
Arsim Bytyqi has a total of 17 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Alberto Dognini1 shared publication
- Amelie Gyrard
Trialog, Paris, France
1 shared publication - Andreas Corusa1 shared publication
- Antonello Monti1 shared publication
- Ferdinanda Ponci
E.ON Energy Research Center, Institute for Automation of Complex Power Systems, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
1 shared publication - Gaurav Kumar Roy
Institute for Automation of Complex Power Systems, RWTH Aachen University, 52062 Aachen, Germany
1 shared publication
Latest Publications
- Open Access
Towards an Interoperability Roadmap for the Energy Transition
Smart grid interoperability is the means to achieve the twin green and digital transition but re-mains heterogeneous and fragmented to date. This work presents the first ideas and corner-stones of an Interoperability Roadmap for the Energy Transition that is being developed by the Horizon Europe int:net project. This roadmap builds on four cornerstones that address open interoperability issues. These are a knowledge base to address the lack of convergence among existing initiatives, a maturity model and a network of testing and certification facilities to ad-dress the lack of practical tools for the industry, and a governance process to address the gap between standards-related approaches of Standards Development Organisations and Research and Innovation projects. A community of practice will be set up to ensure the continuity of the ongoing activities related to smart grid interoperability. To outlive the duration of the int:net project, the aim is to formalise the community of practice as a legal entity.
Open AccessTowards an Interoperability Roadmap for the Energy Transition
Smart grid interoperability is the means to achieve the twin green and digital transition but re-mains heterogeneous and fragmented to date. This work presents the first ideas and corner-stones of an Interoperability Roadmap for the Energy Transition that is being developed by the Horizon Europe int:net project. This roadmap builds on four cornerstones that address open interoperability issues. These are a knowledge base to address the lack of convergence among existing initiatives, a maturity model and a network of testing and certification facilities to ad-dress the lack of practical tools for the industry, and a governance process to address the gap between standards-related approaches of Standards Development Organisations and Research and Innovation projects. A community of practice will be set up to ensure the continuity of the ongoing activities related to smart grid interoperability. To outlive the duration of the int:net project, the aim is to formalise the community of practice as a legal entity.