| Reference number |
2024-03733 |
| Coordinator |
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB |
| Funding from Vinnova |
SEK 1 594 415 |
| Project duration |
November 2024 - March 2026
|
| Status |
Completed |
Important results from the project
The project shows that:
• The auction logic is easy to understand and is perceived as engaging by the companies.
• The competitive element leads to the actors actively lowering their support requirements.
• The average requested support for accepted bids in the tests was 19 öre per kWh saved.
• The companies accept eligibility requirements for follow-up and control, provided that the system is transparent and predictable.
Expected long term effects
The results of EnerAct indicate that, with the right design, reverse auctions can help increase the rate of energy efficiency, so that companies can strengthen their competitiveness, and Sweden can meet its energy efficiency commitments towards the EU by 2030.
Approach and implementation
EnerAct has combined literature studies with interviews and practical tests in the form of a policy lab, where companies in industry and real estate participated with real examples of energy efficiency measures.
The implementation went according to plan, with good cooperation in the project group and valuable input from the reference group.
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