The new built development includes a total of 39 social housing dwellings – 24 managed by Area Wonen, and 16 by
Labyrint zorg & werk for people with special needs.
Photovoltaic production in the neighbourhood and EV charging stations are considered in the simulations of the demo. The ‘social beautiful’ concept has brought together social housing by Area, the municipality of Uden, social care by Labyrint and the developer Hendriks Coppelmans.
A group of tenant ambassadors were identified in the design phase to lead community building activities and create a dynamic social environment. They will also be responsible for raising awareness and guiding the community about the SPEN concept.
To unlock the flexibility potential of SPENs.
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Optimizes neighborhood performance across its lifecycle, enhancing RES use and preventing grid congestion with predictive control.
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To provide input to regulatory bodies on how to design future taxes, tariffs, and markets to help promote SPENs.
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Enables data flow between BMS, cloud apps, and users for energy management decisions.
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The aim is to develop business models for SPENs, focusing on long-term viability and revenue from surplus energy production.
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This innovation engages tenants through the “FeedMe” app, promoting energy efficiency and gathering feedback on indoor environments.
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