OPEN-ENERGY-DATA

Open Energy Data open data / decentralized identity standard.

Definition

Open Energy Data refers to emerging Open Energy initiative analogous Open Banking for energy sector, examples national initiatives UK Energy Data Better Use Initiative 2020+ Ofgem + Department for Energy Security and Net Zero + EU Open Data Directive (2019/1024) high-value datasets energy category including TSO/DSO operational data + ENTSO-E Transparency Platform open data + multiple national open energy data portals (RTE Open Data France + ENEDIS open data + UK ESO Data Portal + multiple), foundational for smart grid + flexibility markets + decarbonisation digital transformation. Standard + framework specifications detail interoperability + identity + privacy + data sharing + open APIs + multi-stakeholder governance + ecosystem adoption industry verticals (banking + finance + health + insurance + energy) + alignment regulations EU PSD2 + GDPR + FAPI + UK Open Banking Standard + multiple national implementations 2010s-2024+.

Origin

EU Open Data Directive 2019/1024 high-value datasets energy category effective 2023+ ; UK Energy Data Better Use Initiative 2020+ ; multiple national open energy data portals.

Example in context

European researcher analyzes optimal renewable energy deployment scenarios EU 2030: downloads ENTSO-E Transparency Platform open data ~80+ datasets electricity grid + cross-border flows + generation by source + transparency reporting + RTE Open Data France hourly granular + ENEDIS DSO open data + multiple national open energy portals, runs energy system modelling (PyPSA + Calliope + multiple) projecting decarbonization pathways aligned EU Climate Law 2050 net-zero target.

Related terms

• RTE Open Data — national open energy portal.