4. Conclusion
The Linky system implemented by Enedis is designed to meet the needs of the energy industry. It enables the distributor to better integrate the development of intermittent energies and electric mobility, while guaranteeing the balance of the network. It enables consumers to opt for new modes of consumption (electric vehicles, self-consumption). It also opens the way for start-ups, suppliers, home automation players, etc. to develop innovative services based on energy data.
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- (1) - ENEDIS - Sorties de télé-information client des appareils de comptage Linky utilisés en généralisation par Enedis. - Note Enedis (2018) https://www.enedis.fr/sites/default/files/ Enedis-NOI-CPT_54E.pdf
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