GM Local Energy Market

大曼彻斯特地方能源市场(GM LEM)项目是大曼彻斯特地区脱碳计划的关键部分，该计划在“大曼彻斯特五年环境规划”中阐述，并辅之以大曼彻斯特的智能能源计划，这些共同使通用汽车市长Andy Burnham在2019年3月市长绿色峰会上宣布的到2038年实现零碳排放城市区域的目标得以实现。在第一阶段的基础上，大曼彻斯特地方能源市场(GM LEM)项目是一个雄心勃勃的综合、全系统的能源愿景，旨在解决整个城市区域如何产生、交易、运输、供应和使用能源。由下放的大曼彻斯特联合管理局(GMCA)协调，它汇集了来自私营、公共和第三部门的各种合作伙伴，包括商业和法律顾问、服务设计顾问、金融和监管专家以及日立-欧洲、布伦特伍德、布里斯托尔能源、WSP、大金、北向住房和领先的技术提供商SME upside Energy的能源、技术和系统资源。项目愿景结合了两个关键主题：基于地点的地理空间能源系统规划方法，将能源过渡的需求与传统的地方政府主导的规划方法协调起来，使我们能够了解当前的能源资产和网络，并计划它们可能如何随着时间的推移而变化；以及开发一个独特的本地能源市场聚合平台，集成热力、电力和交通领域的新智能技术，并连接到本地配电和国家输电平台。以用户为中心的设计方法将客户放在我们方法的核心，包括商业物业客户、早期采用业主入住者、社会住房租户和公共部门。服务设计方法建立了对客户需求和消费模式的理解，并开发了新的价值共享主张。认识到能源转型带来的艰巨的经济、环境和社会挑战，该项目涉及公民、公共和私营部门，并寻求保护社会上最脆弱的群体，使其免受不断上涨的能源账单或劣质住房的影响。通用汽车LEM建立在之前资助的“从能源革命中繁荣”第一阶段可行性研究的基础上，从目前的市场状况加速到适合2020年中期挑战的P2P交易场景。一个新的本地市场将减少碳排放和消费者账单。通过加速部署可再生能源和储存资产，增强市场信心，增加当地投资。

The Greater Manchester Local Energy Market (GM LEM) project forms a key part of the city region's plans for decarbonisation, set out in the '5 Year Environment Plan for Greater Manchester' and complemented by the Greater Manchester's Smart Energy Plan, together these enable GM Mayor Andy Burnham's target for a zero carbon emissions city region by 2038 announced at the Mayor's Green Summit in March 2019\.Building on Phase 1, the Greater Manchester Local Energy Market (GM LEM) project is an ambitious integrated, whole system energy vision that addresses how energy is generated, traded, transported, supplied and used across the city region. Co-ordinated by the devolved Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) it brings together a diverse array of partners from the private, public and Third sectors including, commercial and legal advisors, service design consultants, financial and regulatory specialists and the energy, technology and systems resources of Hitachi-Europe, Bruntwood, Bristol Energy, WSP, DAIKIN, Northwards Housing and leading technology provider SME Upside Energy.The project vision combines two key themes; a place-based approach to geospatial energy system planning, harmonising the demands of the energy transition with traditional local authority-led approach to planning and enables us to understand current energy assets and networks and to plan how they may change over time; and the development of a unique new local energy market aggregation platform, integrating new smart technologies across heat, power and transport and linking into local distribution and national transmission platforms.A user-centred design methodology puts customers at the heart of our approach, incorporating commercial property clients, early adopter owner occupiers, social housing tenants and the public sector. A Service Design approach creates an understanding of customer needs and consumption patterns and develops new value sharing propositions.Recognising the daunting economic, environmental and societal challenges the energy transition presents, the project involves citizens, the public and private sector and seeks to protect the most vulnerable in society from the impact of rising energy bills or poor-quality homes.GM LEM builds on the previously funded 'Prospering from the Energy Revolution' stage 1 feasibility study to accelerate from current market conditions to a Peer-to-Peer trading scenario suitable for the challenges of the mid-2020s.A new local market will reduce carbon emissions and consumer bills, providing market confidence and leading to increased local investment with the accelerated deployment of renewable energy and storage assets.