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From Demand Response to Flexibility Trading: how interoperability can turn Smart Buildings into Grid-Interactive Buildings
Besides placing consumers at the center of the energy transition, semantic interoperability will stimulate an open competitive eco-system where service providers can offer competing services that can be easily found, used and integrated.