Data Spaces Symposium
March 13, 2024 | 15:30

Data spaces for the green deal, energy
and agribusiness

Nevena Raczko
IDCThomas Gomez
AgDataHub

Reinhold Achatz
IDSA

Massimo Bertoncini
Engineering

Antonello Monti
RWTH AachenUniversity

Moderator:
Panos Ilias
ILVO

Data Spaces Symposium
GREAT Project |Green Deal Data Space – CSA

Nevena Raczko
Senior Consultant

GREAT | The Green Deal Data Space

Green Deal Data SpaceA federation of data ecosystems enabling policy
makers, businesses, researchers and citizens, fromEurope and around the world, to jointly tackle
climate change.

••••

Duration: 20 Months
Running: September 2022 –April 2024
Consortium: 11 Partners 3 Associated Partners
Funding: Digital Europe Programme (CSA)Key Achievements & Outcomes

Communityof PracticeTechnicalBlueprint

Governance & BusinessModels

Strategic EGD Actions

High Priority
Data Sets

Roadmap

+aCommunity of Practice

GDDS

16

Reference
Use Cases & Initiatives

4

Stakeholder Fora

500+
Stakeholders

Public Deliverables
https://www.greatproject.eu/

Initial Blueprint of theGDDS Reference
Architecture

GovernanceRequirements

Prioritized Data Sets& Gaps

RoadmapData Spaces Symposium
Green Deal Data Space for
Sustainability & ResilienceDr. Reinhold Achatz
International Data Spaces Association
Chairman of the Board

Green Deal Data Space▪ Green Deal Data Space is the umbrella platform for all sustainability and resilienceuse cases▪ Platform based on IDSA standards▪ Cross domain▪ Open for all / non-profit organization▪ Planned working groups:- Resilience- Emission Data (Sustainability)- Biodiversity- Manufacturing-X- others▪ Circa 2’4 million data sets available today▪ Multiple services▪ Cross border data exchange will be supported

Green Deal Data Space – Use case examples▪ Sustainability / Emission data use case✓ Provides data for Life cycle assessment✓ Support for EU Taxonomy reporting✓ CBAM – Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism – data
✓ REACH data communication▪ Resilience use case
✓ A supply chain radar will support companies withcompany specific analyses of supply chain risks
generated by events in their supply chain.
✓ Trusted Data Hub: Privacy Preserving✓ Multiparty Data-Sharing Tool

Data Spaces Symposium
Building a Common European
Agricultural Data SpaceThomas Gomez
European Project Manager
AgDataHub

Data Space Symposium | 13/03/24

Challenges

Present results

Next steps• Fragmented andheterogenous sector• Over 400 Data Sharing
Initiatives mapped• Pedagogy to onboard local
actors• Many small and medium
enterprises• Macro and micro approachof the data space• Select relevant use cases• Key role of farmers=> asymmetry of power• Capitalising on existing
initiatives• Maturity levels regarding
the adoption of digitaltechnologies• Importance of dataintermediation services• Implementation of adecentralised architecture• Importance of consent &permission management
for farmers• Application of the legal
framework• Semantic interoperability

agridataspace-csa.euConfidentialité : Public• Demonstrate value of thedata spaceData Spaces Symposium
Building a Common European
Energy Data Space

Prof. Antonello Monti
RWTH Aachen
University

Blueprint fordeployment ready
Goal: from Innovation Actions to national
initiatives and large-scale deployments of dataspaces
Content:▪ Business use-cases of CEEDS:▪ Scenarios, Actors, Exchanged
Data▪ Architecture: not MVP version, but withcomplete set of components▪ Interoperability:▪ Technical▪ Semantic▪ GovernanceData Spaces Symposium
Bringing together energy anddata value chains to enable theenergy transitionMassimo Bertoncini
Engineering Ingegneria
Informatica
ENERSHARE Project Director

Project Identity Card•

ENERSHARE- European Common Energy Data Space framework enabling data
sharing-driven across- and beyond- energy services•Project Goal - To develop and demonstrate a European Common Energy Data
Space which will deploy an ‘intra-energy’ and ‘cross-sector’ interoperable
trusted Energy Data Ecosystem•Starting Date: 1st July 2022 – Duration: 36 months••

Total Costs: 9.537.658,75 Euro,
EU contribution: 7.999.712,00 Euro (Innovation Action)•Partners: 28 + 2 Affiliated Entities (Linked Third Parties)•Country Coverage: 11 Countries•

Italy, Slovenia, France, Greece, Spain, Latvia, Portugal, Norway, Finland,
The Netherlands and Luxembourg

The Energy Data Space for Europe

enershare.eu

16Project Scope vs Achievements To Date
●Deployment and validation of a Reference Implementation (RI) for Common European Energy Data Space (CEEDS),
which includes Technological and standardizable DataSpace Building Blocks●●Leveraging on and aligning with a number of leading edge initiatives (IDSA, GAIA-X, FIWARE, DSSC, BRIDGE) andprojects (CEEDS HE projects via IntNet project, INTERCONNECT, BD4NRG, OneNet, TwinEU), with SGAM and IEC
families of standards, as well as on SAREF and other IoT ontologies●●Final Reference Architecture delivered, which included building blocks and software components design

Trust Building Blocks which include use-cases/pilot-based adaptation and validation of existing Usage Access Control
Tech components ->●●First Version delivered as MVP1.0

A first set of Trust and sovereignty components have been provided for the first technology release, including 2 data spaceconnector implementation (TNO TSG, ENG TRUE) and an identity provider

Combining SSH approaches with sharing economy and cross-value chain business models to bring the consumer
perspective center stage and deploy blockchain based marketplaces enabling P2P tokenized energy versus data
assets/services exchange and reciprocal beyond-financial compensation●Beta version of marketplace, 17 Data-driven cross-sector services, and Beta versions of 3 System-of-System Digital Twins
The Energy Data Space for Europe

enershare.eu17

Main challenges & Lessons learnt● energy in some parts of the value chain is a regulated market/sector, hence regulated operators cannot

freely share data without a clear regulation, while end consumers are reluctant to share energy
consumption data due to privacy concerns●

sophisticated technology is there, but data are missing…

● focus on simplified tools for data sets onboarding (make life simpler for non IT people)● end-to-end applications with simply design of attractive end user interfaces● business cases & models●

with clear interaction among roles belonging to both energy and data value chains,●techno economic analysis of trading off additional costs for using data space onboarding tools versus expected
benefits (improved BAU, new services)●CEEDS data space governance
The Energy Data Space for Europeenershare.eu18

Data Spaces Symposium
March 13, 2024 | 15:30

Data spaces for the green deal, energy
and agribusiness

Nevena Raczko
IDC

Thomas Gomez
AgDataHub

Reinhold Achatz
IDSA

Massimo Bertoncini
Engineering

Antonello Monti
RWTH AachenUniversityModerator:
Panos Ilias
ILVO