HARMONISE Project Reports
Explore the public reports produced within the HARMONISE project. These documents provide comprehensive insights into stakeholder requirements, regulations, KPIs, platform architecture, business models, and standardization strategies supporting Positive Energy Districts (PEDs).
D1.1 – Report on End-User and Stakeholder Requirements
This report presents an in-depth analysis of stakeholder expectations, community needs, sector barriers, and priorities identified through surveys and structured consultations.
View Full ReportD1.2 – Identification of Regulations and Barriers for Interoperable PEDs
An overview of key EU and national regulatory frameworks impacting Positive Energy Districts, identifying legal, technical, and governance obstacles and proposing solutions for improved interoperability.
View Full ReportD1.3 – KPIs and Evaluation Metrics
This document defines the Key Performance Indicators used to assess PED performance, covering energy efficiency, flexibility capabilities, governance structures, and stakeholder engagement.
View Full ReportD1.4 – HARMONISE Use Case Analysis
A detailed analysis of the project’s use cases, identifying energy flows, user needs, technical scenarios, and requirements for smart management and PED interoperability.
View Full ReportD1.5 – HARMONISE Architecture
This report outlines the complete system architecture of the HARMONISE platform, including data flows, IoT integration, prediction engines, and aggregation mechanisms.
View Full ReportD2.1 – Report on Common Information Management
Read the HARMONISE D2.1 Report on Common Information Management. Discover the CIM framework enabling scalable semantic interoperability for smart energy networks.
View Full ReportD2.2 – Report on FSIIDs
This report presents the Fog-enabled Secure Interoperable and Intelligent Devices (FSIIDs), the physical and virtual gateways that connect pilot assets to the HARMONISE platform for secure data acquisition, local processing and control.
View Full ReportD2.3 – HARMONISE Aggregation and Interoperable Platform
This report documents the HARMONISE Interoperability Platform (HIP), the data and service layer linking field devices with forecasting, decision and stakeholder services, including its architecture, implementation, public APIs and validation.
View Full ReportD2.4 – HARMONISE Blockchain Services
An overview of the blockchain-based security, privacy and smart-contract services built on Hyperledger Fabric, covering identity and permission management, energy flexibility smart contracts and the results of validation tests.
View Full ReportD3.1 – HARMONISE’s Awareness and Forecasting Toolbox
This report presents the machine-learning forecasting toolbox for PV generation, electricity load and flexibility, supporting day-ahead and intra-day planning, demand response and energy awareness across the HARMONISE pilots.
View Full ReportD3.2 – HARMONISE’s Decision Toolbox for Load Management
A modular set of digital services that turns building and energy data into operational decisions, including predictive HVAC control, coordination of flexible assets such as EVs and PV, and AI-based recommendations for building users.
View Full ReportD3.3 – HARMONISE’s Stakeholder Interaction Platform
This report describes the user-facing platform through which PED members follow their community’s energy performance, receive notifications, record the actions they take and engage through points, badges and a community leaderboard.
View Full ReportD3.4 – PED Expansion Toolbox
An overview of two tools for planning Positive Energy Districts: the PEDMapper for district-scale energy modelling and simulation, and a design toolbox that evaluates PV, battery storage, heat pumps and LED upgrades with energy and economic KPIs.
View Full ReportD4.2 – Business Model Definition
This document introduces sustainable business models for Positive Energy Districts, covering market mechanisms, financial incentives, value creation models, and flexibility service strategies.
View Full ReportD6.2 – Project Website and Dissemination Plans
An overview of the project’s communication and dissemination strategy, including branding, website structure, stakeholder engagement methods, and outreach activities.
View Full ReportD6.6 – Standardization Strategy
This report outlines the standardization roadmap, alignment with EU standards, scalability considerations, and long-term interoperability guidelines for PED systems.
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