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Zimmermann Fiona

Zimmermann Fiona

Adjoint-e scientifique HES A

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Project Management

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Energy efficiency and management

Innovation sociale

Sensibilisation environnementale

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Adjoint-e scientifique HES A

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HES-SO Valais-Wallis - Haute Ecole de Gestion
Route de la Plaine 2, Case postale 80, 3960 Sierre, CH
HEG - VS
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Institut Energie et environnement
Institut Entrepreneuriat & Management
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2022

Community-based microgrids :
Article scientifique ArODES
literature review and pathways to decarbonise the local electricity network

Rohit Trivedi, Sandipan Patra, Yousra Sidqi, Benjamin Bowler, Fiona Zimmermann, Geert Deconinck, Antonios Papaemmanouil, Shafi Khadem

Energies,  2022, vol. 15, article no 918, pp. 1-30

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Résumé:

This article addresses the suitable approaches for empowering energy citizens and smart energy communities through the development of community-based microgrid (C-MG) solutions while taking into consideration the functional architectural layers and system integration topologies, interoperability issues, strategies for consumer-centric energy trading under the local electricity market (LEM) mechanism, and socio-economic aspects. Thus, this article presents state-of-the-art microgrid solutions for the smart energy community along with their motivation, advantages and challenges, comprehensibly contrasted between the recommended generic architecture and every other reported structure. The notion of LEM for peer-to-peer (P2P) energy exchange inside a transactive energy system based on a flexible consumer-centric and bottom-up perspective towards the participation in the wholesale electricity market (WEM) is also reviewed and critically explored. Furthermore, the article reviews the interoperability issues in relation to the development of C-MG including energy trading facilities. The article’s overall contribution is that it paves the path for advanced research and industrialisation in the field of smart energy communities through the analytical recommendations of the C-MG architecture and DER (distributed energy resource) integration structure, considering the future trend of local energy markets and socio-economic aspects.

2023

How to build consensus between multidisciplinary teams on methods and tools for co-designing interventions in the energy transition through Living Labs :
Conférence ArODES
a review of the Living Lab Integrative Process methodology using a Delphi method based approach.

Fiona Zimmermann, Joelle Mastelic, Anton Sentic, Debora Frei, Evelyn Lobsiger-Kägi, Nadine Späni, Timo von Wirth

Proceedings of the OpenLivingLab Days Conference 2023

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Résumé:

Using appropriate methods and tools throughout the innovation process is essential to maximise resources and ensure success towards a sustainable energy transition. In the Lantern Project, interventions in the energy field will be developed through applying the Living Lab Integrative Process (LLIP) (Mastelic, 2019) using a range of participative, analytical, open innovation methods and tools. A review of these methods and tools using an adapted version of the Delphi method, to obtain consensus, will be undertaken. Insights from transitions labs, Reallabore and Living labs outside Lantern will be sought to build consensus on the methods and tools proposed. The research is expected to help identify differences in methodological approaches between researchers and practitioners, gain consensus on, and identify tensions as well as new approaches, methods and tools in the Swiss and EU research and practice communities.

2022

Citizens empowerment in smart energy communities
Conférence ArODES

Yousra Sidqi, Fiona Zimmermann, Anastasia Ponomareva, Lukas Hegner

Proceedings of the 2022 IEEE International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2 2022)

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Résumé:

Nowadays, citizens have greater opportunities to join energy cooperatives, participate in co-owned renewable energy production and take on the role of energy prosumers. However, smart services are usually designed to fulfill a number of technological criteria and ensure the resilience of the energy systems, rarely taking into account end user input in the process. This paper introduces methods to empower citizens in the design and use of smart services and gives an example from a Swiss case study.

Réalisations

2020

Living Labs for Energy Decarbonisation

 2020 ; National Thematic Network

Collaborateurs: Zimmermann Fiona , Mastelic Joëlle , Bürki Florian

Living Labs for Energy Decarbonisation develops and operates activities to promote technological and social innovation through a public, private, people partnership, transferring knowledge and co-designing solutions using open innovation and design thinking methods.

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