A Business Model for Aggregators Investing in Energy Communities
集約事業者がエネルギーコミュニティに投資するためのビジネスモデル (AI 翻訳)
Gregorio Morosinotto
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日本語
本論文は、エネルギーコミュニティにおける集約事業者の役割を明らかにし、イタリアの規制・市場枠組みの下でのビジネスモデルを提案する。提案モデルは、公共補助金、地理的不均一性、資本コスト、電力価格の不確実性を考慮し、最適な補助金水準を特定するためのシミュレーションを実施している。ケーススタディにより、集約事業者がコミュニティ形成を支援しつつ財務的持続可能性を達成できる条件を示した。
English
This paper clarifies the role of aggregators in energy communities and proposes a business model under the Italian regulatory framework. The model accounts for public subsidies, geographic asymmetries, cost of capital, and electricity price uncertainties, with simulations to identify optimal subsidy levels. A case study demonstrates conditions under which aggregators can support community formation while achieving financial sustainability.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では2023年にエネルギーコミュニティの制度化が進められているが、集約事業者の具体的なビジネスモデルは未確立である。本論文のイタリア事例は、日本の制度設計や事業者参入の参考となる。
In the global GX context
Energy communities are a key EU policy for decentralized renewable energy, yet aggregator roles remain underexplored. This study provides a replicable business model under real regulatory conditions, offering insights for global policymakers and investors.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Energy community and aggregator business model design, with simulation methodology for subsidy optimization.
🏢実務担当者:Guidance on structuring aggregator services and assessing financial viability under uncertain regulatory incentives.
🏛政策担当者:Empirical basis for setting optimal subsidy levels and regulatory frameworks to encourage aggregator participation.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) are increasingly deployed as a result of climate change mitigation policies, since the expansion of renewable energy penetration is widely recognized as a key driver of the transition and a necessary condition for achieving emission reduction targets. Among the most effective frameworks for fostering DER deployment are Energy Communities (ECs), which enable households to coordinate energy production and consumption in order to maximize efficiency through self-consumption mechanisms. Despite their growing relevance, the role of energy companies, particularly Aggregators, within Energy Communities remains insufficiently explored. Specifically, it remains unclear how Aggregators can effectively support community members throughout the aggregation process in overcoming key barriers, including insufficient technical knowledge of microgrid operations, legal and bureaucratic uncertainties, constrained access to finance, and weak incentive schemes, while generating economic value. This study aims to assess whether Aggregators can play a constructive role in supporting their creation and operational management within the Italian regulatory and market framework. To address these challenges, a novel business model is proposed, delineating the Aggregator’s position within the energy supply chain, the energy management tasks it performs, and the conditions under which its investment activity can achieve financial sustainability. The analysis explicitly accounts for public incentive schemes, geographic asymmetries, the cost of capital in the energy sector, and uncertainty in electricity prices. A case study is developed, and a set of simulations based on alternative self-consumption functions is conducted to identify the optimal level of public subsidy, whose target value is currently not specified by the regulatory authority, and to assess financial performance under different price inflation and debt leverage scenarios.
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