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Deliverables

Please find below an overview of the finalised public (fully open) deliverables:

D2.1 Handbook for User Engagement in OMEGA-X Use Case Families (31/10/22)

The complete deliverable itself is not open for the public, but the handbook itself is. This handbook for user engagement, is a first outline for an integrated humancentred approach to OMEGA-X. The handbook is particularly targeted at the Use Case Family and Pilot level of the OMEGA-X project but strives for transferability. Therefore, it will

  • build on the learnings from the BRIDGE initiative, OMEGA-X sister projects, as well as other relevant projects and initiatives.
  • outline principles and practices for stakeholder engagement and empowerment of users in the energy transition.
  • identify potential sociocultural barriers for both data sharing across sectors and actors, and for the implementation of solutions and services in and across the various pilot sites.
  • assist the Use Case Families/pilots in developing and implementing pathways to achieve societal impact.

D2.2 Data Space initiatives/projects in EU and BRIDGE alignment (28/04/23)

D2.2 “Data Space initiatives/projects in EU and BRIDGE alignment” includes a first assessment of data space initiatives at EU level, identification of use cases specified in sister projects, and monitoring of cross-domain actions. This deliverable implements the methodology defined in D2.1 “Foundations for a holistic iterative methodology”. This strategic vision has been translated operationally into an assessment table template that has been used to assess data space initiatives and sister projects. Four energy data space initiatives have been selected for this first iteration, the four that have rallied a business alliance called DSBA (Data Space Business Alliance) and probably the most influencing ones of the moment in the
domain of European data spaces: GAIA-X, IDSA, BDVA/DAIRO and FIWARE. Additionally, OMEGA-X project aims at collaborating with four projects that are funded under the same call: Enershare, Data Cellar, Synergies and EDDIE. For this first iteration, as all these projects have been launched relatively recently, the current assessment produced very preliminary results and will need to be confirmed in the next two iterations. However, this is clear that all four use case families defined in OMEGA-X project find related preoccupations in sister projects that will need collaborative interactions and the monitoring activity reported in this deliverable cannot ignore cross-domain actions held in Int:Net and BRIDGE.

D2.4 Data Space initiatives/projects in EU and BRIDGE alignment (12/05/25)

OMEGA-X_D2.4 “Data Space initiatives/projects in EU (European Union) and BRIDGE alignment, Final Release” is an update of OMEGA-X_D2.3 and includes a third assessment of data space initiatives at EU level, identification of use cases specified in sister projects, and monitoring of cross-domain actions.

D3.3 Use Cases and Architecture living report. FInal Release (13/05/25)

The aim of this deliverable is to document the final updates related to the Use Cases and the architecture of the OMEGA-X project, providing a comprehensive foundation for implementing a secure, interoperable, and scalable data sharing ecosystem for the smart energy sector. It summarizes the outcomes of key tasks related to the Use Cases identification, analytics services definition, system architecture design, and
performance evaluation, ensuring consistency and alignment with relevant international standards. More specifically, secure data sharing and service provision between smart energy domain stakeholders will be enabled, building on the concept of Data Space and leveraging the concept of a federated infrastructure and a data and service marketplace.

D3.4 Data analytic services and requirements related to interoperability, security, privacy and data sovereignty (31/10/2022)

This report provides an initial definition of the data analytic services developed within the OMEGA-X framework, benefitting from a European Energy Data Space. Also, this deliverable sets the grounds of the project architecture, focusing on essential requirements for Data Spaces such as interoperability, security, privacy and data sovereignty and governance. The impact of these requirements in the final architecture is also studied as well as some promising technologies that can satisfy the aforementioned requirements. The report’s primary audience is the partners involved in the four Use Case families of the project, from service developers to pilots. The document describes every service and presents the data needs of each of them, which should be matched by the pilots. Also, with a clear image of every service, Business Use Cases (BUCs) and System Use Cases (SUCs) will be outlined.

D3.5 KPIs applicable in OMEGA-X (30/06/2023)

The project will define a series of metrics (technical, functional, impact-oriented) against which the realization of the use cases and the implementation of the reference architecture in the various pilot sites will be validated. The assessment of these metrics, to be done in the validation phase of the project, will provide interesting insights for a diverse set of stakeholders. The outcome of this is documented in this deliverable, which main objective is to identify and define the OMEGA-X Use Case Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) which will support the monitoring and assessment procedure of the demonstrators and project activities.

D4.1 Data ingestion, Common Information Model and semantic interoperability (31/10/2023)

This deliverable documents the implementation for OMEGA-X federated infrastructure of the needed data adapters, tailored to the demo case requirements, and the agreement and implementation of a Common Information Model ruling the data exchange in the Data Space. Key models/ontologies are reviewed (PLATOON/SEDMOON, BD4OPEM, Interconnect using ETSI SAREF, SARGON, SEAS, IEC CIM, and DLSM-COSEM, IEC 61850). Ontologies such as Interconnect and SEDMOON are mapped to the OMEGA-X Common Semantic Data Model (CSDM). OMEGA-X Common Semantic Data Model (CSDM) is detailed: methodology, interaction models, glossary of terms and competency questions designed through four use case family workshops (flexibility, renewable, local energy community, and electromobility).

D4.2 Release of the Data Space federated implementation. First release (27/06/2024)

OMEGA-X describes a federated reference architecture leveraging various familiar references, with a focal point in Gaia-X and IDSA, to generate a solution that extends interoperability. Furthermore, this federated architecture developed, along with its building blocks and
associated services, go through a validation process into diverse real-life scenarios to confirm such interoperability.
This report condenses the first release of a complete functional implementation of the federated infrastructure to be used in OMEGA-X to feed the Data Space marketplaces. This will be realised based on requirements collected in previous project execution stages and sketched in the deliverable OMEGA-X_D3.1, including the interoperability (APIs / standards), data governance, privacy, and cybersecurity components.

D4.3 Release of the Data Space federated implementation. Final release (30/04/2025)

This report condenses the final release of a complete functional implementation of the federated infrastructure used in OMEGA-X to feed the Data Space marketplaces. To do so, it takes as a basis the requirements collected in initial project execution stages and sketched in the deliverable OMEGA-X_D3.1, including the interoperability (APIs /standards), data governance, privacy, and cybersecurity components.

D4.4 Data ingestion, Common Information Model and semantic interoperability. Final version (30/04/2024)

This deliverable – entitled “D4.4 – Data ingestion, Common Information Model and semantic interoperability” is the second edition of D4.1 – Data ingestion, Common Information Model and semantic interoperability”– incorporates the results produced by two tasks “T4.3 – Common Information Model and semantic interoperability” and “T4.2 – Data ingestion and adapters”. Its purpose is to document the implementation for OMEGA-X federated infrastructure from the perspective of these two tasks:

  • the Common Semantic Data Model (CSDM) ruling the data exchanges in the OMEGA-X Data Space and formerly called the Common Information Model.
  • the Framework for data ingestion and data adapters, to be used for and tailored to the demonstrations on pilot sites.

D5.1 Marketplace Design 27/10/2023

The goals of this report are to present the primary version of the OMEGA-X Marketplace for data and services, provide a detailed overview of the functionalities included in this primary version, analyse the Marketplace architecture and provide a second iteration on the data analytic services and digital twins. Furthermore, this report includes a presentation of the identity management and security of the Marketplace, an introduction to the vocabulary that will be employed within the Marketplace and an introduction to the underlying infrastructure monitoring services.

D5.2 Marketplaces release. First release 05/07/2024

The principal objective of this report is the description of the updated version of the data and services Marketplace of OMEGA-X, detailing its current functionalities and design. The implemented GUI of the Marketplace will be showcased through a series of high-fidelity screenshots along with its updated architecture – following the Data Space Minimum Viable Product (MVP) deployed in May 2024 – in the form of a high-level component diagram.

D5.3 Marketplace release. Final release 09/05/2025

This report is the third of three versions dedicated to describing the Marketplace of the OMEGA-X project. Its first iteration was Deliverable (D) OMEGA-X_D5.1 “Marketplace Design”, which concerned the primary version of the Marketplace Graphical User Interface (GUI), a list of all Analytic Services and Digital Twins and an introduction to identity management and security, vocabulary and infrastructure monitoring services.

D6.1 Use Cases Implementation Plan 01/03/2024

This deliverable summarizes the efforts of task T6.1, focusing on the pilot-site implementation plan of use case demonstrations. It aims to provide a structured approach to implement pilot activities across four use case families: flexibility, electromobility, local energy communities, and renewables. These plans are essential for the upcoming tasks T6.2 “Renewables Use Case Family”, T6.3 “Energy Communities and Sector Integration Use Case Family”, T6.4 “Collaboration among Electromobility Actors”, and T6.5 “Flexibility Use Case Family”, performing as a guide for an
efficient execution of pilot initiatives and aligning with the project’s broader objectives.

D6.2 OMEGA-X use case family implementation 24/12/2024

This deliverable summarizes the efforts of tasks T6.2 “Renewables Use Case Family”, T6.3 “Energy Communities and Sector Integration Use Case Family”, T6.4 “Collaboration among Electromobility Actors”, T6.5 “Flexibility Use Case Family” focusing on the pilot-site implementation of use case
demonstrations. It aims to provide a detailed description of the execution of the implementation plan described in the OMEGA-X_D6.1.

D6.3 OMEGA-X use case family evaluation 30/04/2025

This report describes the validation results for the different use case families as well as the project common and SSH related activities. Additionally, it summarizes the lessons learnt, best practises and recommendations both from a technical and SSH perspective.

D7.1 Plan for the dissemination and exploitation including communication activities and online presence (31/10/2022)

The present document provides a framework for maximising the impact of the work and results of OMEGA-X as described in the project Description of the Action. At the core of this plan are two activities: communication and dissemination.

D7.2 Communication, exploitation, standards and engagement activities 1 (30/04/2023)

This deliverable serves as a continuation to D7.1 “Communication and Dissemination plan” which provided a framework for maximising the impact of the work and results of OMEGA-X. D7.2 is providing the evolution and results of the communication plan and dissemination methods that took place in the first year of the project. It includes the work as well initiated in T7.4 (exploitation) and T7.5 (standards).

D7.3 Communication, exploitation, standards and engagement activities 2 (03/05/2024)

This deliverable is reporting on the activities aiming to maximise the impact of OMEGA-X till the end of the second year: the overall dissemination achievements and the status of the business related tasks related to the exploitation strategy and stakeholders engagement.
This deliverable is a continuation of OMEGA-X_D7.1 ”Communication and Dissemination plan” and OMEGA-X_D7.2 “Communication, exploitation, standards and engagement activities” and is focussing on the impact activities from May 2023 to April 2024.

D7.4 Communication, exploitation, standards and engagement activities 3 (30/04/2024)

This report is the final deliverable outlining the efforts to maximise the impact of OMEGA-X until the project’s completion. It summarises the achievements in disseminating project results, standardisation, exploitation, intellectual property rights (IPR), and stakeholder engagement.

D7.5 Business, Replicability, and SSH Impact (07/05/2024)

This deliverable falls within the scope of OMEGA-X business case analysis and replicability activities for the four use case families.
The main objective of this deliverable is to identify and analyze the potential business cases for the four Use Case Families : Renewables, Local Energy Communities, Electromobility, and Flexibility. In addition, a business model development report is provided.

D7.6 Business, Replicability, and SSH Impact (30/04/2025)

This deliverable provides a comprehensive analysis and set of recommendations to guide energy sector stakeholders, particularly project partners, business model developers, and policy advisors, in developing and replicating robust business models for data-driven energy solutions