Industrial flexibility on demand side in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden

nd timelines to increase flexibility as well as identify potential barriers for the successful development of this flexibility. Two main results are expected of the project: • A better understanding of the potential flexibility contribution in different industry sectors, including new or growing ind

ustries, where flexibility is localised and how quickly it can be developed (cost efficiently), depending on investment cycles, for example. This will make planning easier for market parties and online companies. • Identification of unneces