In the AlpStore framework, EUROIMPRESA will develop a pilot application: TEAM Pilot Application (Technocity Energy Area Manager) based on the
monitoring and control of the electric energy needs of the Technocity, by coordinating, with respect to different goals, power flows from
photovoltaic production (120 kW on the roof) and consumption (the area is connected to the main grid by two medium voltage/low voltage
transformers that feed the lighting and thermal apparatus of the Technocity.
Starting from this already in place scenario, new e-car charging points and stationary storage apparatus will be deployed in order to provide
ancillary services to the main grid.
Euroimpresa AlpStore Pilot Implementation is devoted to improve the overall efficiency in the electric energy usage, taking also into account the
electric grid requirements. The pilot implementation is based on several apparatus, grouped into two main categories: the first category is a
Renewable and Electrical Storage System (ESS) stationary monitoring and controlling equipment such as meters, demand side management apparatus,
and Storage Systems, while the second is an E-mobility apparatus.
Though all these “innovative” functions are quite “common” in the technical literature, the real innovative content of the AlpStore projects stands
in the Planning procedure proposed to group them in a whole coordinated action, i.e. in the Master Plan methodology proposed in order to develop
an energetic infrastructure that correctly fits with the energy needs.

The Pilot action is developed in the Alto Milanese extends, in particular into the territory of the Province of Milan. It results to be one of the
most important and strategic area (both from the geographical and infrastructural point of views) in the north of Italy: actually, in the
Alto Milanese area many SMEs are located; the activities and productionsin the areaarefamous all over the world for theirquality and excellences.
The area represents an historical background of the Italian economic development, where the first step of the industrialization hastaken place
since the nineteenth century. Although the productive system is facing delocalization process due to the economic slump, the Alto Milanese is
still characterized by a high concentration of manufacturing companies, especially in the textile and mechanic sectors.