EDDIE - European Distributed Data Infrastructure for Energy

Project EDDIE has developed the Open-Source EDDIE Framework, to facilitate energy data exchanges across EU member states. Key in the EDDIE Framework is a consent-based European-wide interoperable mechanism which allows the consumer to independently manage data exchange with energy service providers, energy community operators, flexibility service providers and grid operators. EDDIE Framework currently supports connectivity with validated consumption and accounting point master data for 7 MSs and US/CAN Green Button CMD with a common and easily integrable API, standardised data and a common process, with most remaining MSs to be attached soon.

Furthermore, EDDIE features the Administrative Interface for In-house Data Access (AIIDA), a secure and reliable tool for accessing data from smart meters and behind-the-meter assets close to real-time, based on customer consent and tailored to the respective use case.

The EDDIE Marketplace, an off-the-shelve data marketplace for entities involved in energy data management (e.g., DSOs, TSOs, ECs, etc.), provides facilitation services for new data-based solutions.

EDDIE Online is a PaaS to allow for energy data-driven services achieve data integration within minutes - is in development and close-to-production mode since March ‘23.In parallel to the development of the EDDIE technical components, a multidisciplinary analysis is ongoing to examine the economic properties and commercial opportunities arising from the establishment of an energy data space; assess the behavioural aspects associated with the availability and use of energy data; clarify rights, duties and principles of consumers’ energy data sharing; investigate alternative regulatory arrangements; and explore security and safety aspects of alternative data-sharing options.