Open Energy Efficiency Savings (Open EnEffS)

评估能源效率干预措施的核心问题是：干预后，能源消耗从基准期到报告期是如何变化的？与精确建模的反事实相比，能源效率措施的可量化影响是什么？在我们的开放式节能（OpenEnEffS）项目中，Carbon Co-op将采用和扩展现有的美国CalTRACK方法的开源实施（OpenEEmeter）来估计避免的能源使用，使用来自我们PowerShaper服务的智能电表数据，并将其与天气数据、日期和能源效率干预的细节相结合，为我们和更广泛的行业创造新的价值流和商业模式。该项目具有极强的战略意义，将发达的美国方法引入英国，并利用智能电表数据来满足英国向净零转型的关键需求。该项目在世界领先的电力系统开源基金会LF Energy的广泛背景下运作，并得到了Ofgem、CIBSE和DNO电力西北的支持，以及BEIS智能电表实施团队的积极参与。Carbon Co-op成立于2011年，是一个社区能源组织，一个非营利性会员制组织，旨在开发新的“自下而上”的方法，以实现我们应对气候变化所需要的大规模减少国内和社区范围的碳排放。我们的工作涵盖三个广泛的领域：能源效率、能源系统创新和公民倡导，并包括提供创新研发，为新能源服务的发展提供信息。我们在开发新的开源工具以支持创新能源服务方面有着良好的记录。该项目是由Carbon Co-op的内部员工团队在过去项目取得的基础上开发的，特别是我们的PowerShaper Monitor服务，该服务使住户能够访问智能电表数据。

The central question of evaluating energy efficiency interventions is: how did energy consumption change from the baseline period to the reporting period after the intervention? What was the quantifiable impact of an energy efficiency measure as compared to an accurately modelled counterfactual?In our Open Energy Efficiency Savings (OpenEnEffS) project, Carbon Co-op will adapt and extend an existing US open source implementation (OpenEEmeter) of the CalTRACK methodology for estimating avoided energy use, using smart meter data from our PowerShaper service and combining this with weather data and dates and details of energy efficiency interventions, to enable a new value streams and business models for us and the wider sector.The project is extremely strategic, bringing a well developed US approach to a UK context and utilising smart meter data to meet an evidenced need critical to the UK's Net Zero transition. The project operates within the broad context of LF Energy, the world's leading open source foundation focused on the power systems sector and has support from Ofgem, CIBSE and DNO Electricity North West as well as the active engagement of BEIS' Smart Metering Implementation team.Founded in 2011, Carbon Co-op is a community energy organisation, a not-for-profit membership organisation founded to develop new, 'bottom-up' approaches to achieving the large scale reductions in domestic and community-scale carbon emissions we require to tackle climate change.Our work covers three broad areas, energy efficiency, energy systems innovation and citizen advocacy and includes the delivery of innovation R&D to inform the development of new energy services. We have a track record in the development of new open source tools to underpin innovative energy services.The project has been developed by our in house staff team at Carbon Co-op on the basis of groundwork achieved in past projects, in particular our PowerShaper Monitor service that enables householders to access smart meter data.