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8.3.3 Subtask 12 – Sharing experiences and finding best practicesObjectives:Based on the collected pilots and case studies from the previous subtasks the results and findings ofthe finished projects in term of successful implementations, barriers and effectiveness will beanalyzed.- Lessons learned from existing pilots: Workshops (E-Energy, EcoGridEU, …)- Comparisons and analysis of country specific differences in the implementation- Assessment and development of a methodology to apply different DSM mechanism toindividual countries.- Extrapolation of the results from previous collected projects on applicability.Knowledge sharing (Country experts and operating agent):- Successful DSM projects in International context and EU context.- Knowledge and exchange of experience – best practices8.3.4 Subtask 13 – Conclusions and RecommendationsRecommendations will be based on the experts’ opinion and will at least provide a priorisationbased on impacts, costs and likely future penetration of the technologies.29
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