OpenADR 3.0 Explained: A Common Language for Grid Flexibility | Codibly Webinar
OpenADR 3.0 aims to be a common language for grid flexibility — a single protocol that lets utilities, aggregators, and devices coordinate demand response across markets and regions. In this webinar, Codibly and grid researcher Bruce Nordman explore what OpenADR 3.0 changes, and why it matters for an electricity system filling up with distributed resources.
Speakers:
Bruce Nordman — Researcher, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Spencer Borison — US President, Codibly
What's inside:
▸ OpenADR 3.0 as a unifying protocol — providing a common language across customer types and regions
▸ What's new since OpenADR 2.0b, including capacity management and local price server support
▸ How standardized pricing works through price servers and consistent data models
▸ Where OpenADR 3.0 fits for retailers, aggregators, and energy market professionals
Topics: OpenADR, OpenADR 3.0, OpenADR 2.0b, demand response, grid communication, capacity management, dynamic pricing, price servers, distributed energy resources, DER, aggregators, flexibility markets, interoperability.
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About Codibly: 15+ year global IT services firm building software for the Renewable Energy and eMobility industries. ~2,000 people, Contributing Member of the OpenADR Alliance and SunSpec Authorized Test Lab. Codibly works with utilities, retailers, aggregators and OEMs across the US, EU and APAC on demand response, grid communication, standards and interoperability, and smart home energy management systems.
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