End : 20 October 2026 à 12:30
On 20 October, the TRAMES project (Transitions and Regulations Concerning Access to and Use of Electricity Data) is launching a collaborative initiative on electricity data by organising a morning seminar. The aim of this morning session is to refine our collective understanding of the challenges and issues surrounding the production, use, storage and communication of electricity data, whilst balancing the need for better management of energy decisions (knowledge, institutional governance, public information) and concerns regarding confidentiality and the critical nature of data access regimes. The session will also serve to identify areas of interest for future collaborative work (network, working group, etc.).
The morning session will take place in person at the Cité Descartes site in Champs-sur-Marne (Room A202) from 9.00 am to 12.30 pm. To enrich our discussions, we will be joined by guest speakers representing the public sector, academic research and the private sector, with a view to sharing experiences and exploring common challenges. We hope this morning session will provide a valuable opportunity to gain a shared understanding of the challenges and the efforts already underway in various projects, with a view to enhancing our collective knowledge on these issues. You will find a more detailed programme of the topics and speakers below.
Detailed programme for the morning:
- Introduction
- Round-table discussion
- Theme 1: The accessibility of data on electrification from a user and open-data perspective
- Topic 2: Electricity data production
- Topic 3: Data privacy issues relating to electricity
- The future of the TRAMES project (discussion continued over lunch)
Guest speakers providing feedback and insights:
- Seun Osonuga, electrical engineer, G2ELab, Grenoble
- Blanche Lormeteau, energy law and environmental law, CNRS UMR 6262 IODE, Rennes
- Marie Ruellan, energy systems / OTE experience on the FlexTASE project, Senior Lecturer at Supélec, Rennes
- Olivier Jaray and Vivien Forgeau, Agence Oré
- Pierre Schmidt and Amanda Nogué, Graphite – Power Network Modelling, UK
- Gabriel Kasmi, DeepVmapper tool, École des Mines, Paris
- Emmanuel Dion and Meriem Basti, Nantes Métropole, energy procurement/OSER project, Nantes
