The GMCA is working to establish a national call off framework to be available for use by public sector organisations wishing to achieve carbon reduction and other benefits through implementing smart energy technologies on public sector owned assets buildings car parks and land The call off framework will comprise five lots in total Lots 1 4 are each defined by a specific smart energy solution that a public sector organisation herein referred to as the Contracting Authority might want to deploy on a single asset or portfolio of multiple assets Lot 5 is for integrated smart energy solutions which will cover a range of smart energy technologies Building integrated solar PV with battery storageSolar car ports with battery storageBuilding integrated battery storageGround mounted solar PV and battery storage grid connected and private wire Integrated smart energy systemLot 5 is for a Contracting Authority that wants to deploy an integrated smart energy system across a portfolio of multiple assets The integrated smart energy system might include a mix of technologies including those that are featured in lots 1 4 plus any other technologies that are suggested by Suppliers at the mini competition stage and which the Contracting Authority agrees to be appropriate its portfolio of tendered assets These other technologies might for example include but are not limited to ultra rapid electric vehicle charging hubs forecourts standalone grid connected battery storage wind turbines and hydro electric plants platform software hardware for aggregating generation demand and interacting with a potential future local energy market nbsp nbsp
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