H2020 Research Infrastructure Project
Coming to an end in April 2020, the ERIGrid project is organising its Virtual Final Conference dedicated to presenting the outcomes of the 5 years of work towards the integrated research infrastructure for smart grid systems. Taking place on 1
TA Success Story: TCMG Transient Control in Microgrids Topic: Transient control of micro grids with large amounts of distributed generation Hosting facility: National Smart Grid Laboratory (NSGL) of SINTEF ENERGY Research Duration: 21.09.2017-23.10.2017 Outcomes: factsheet, technical report, publication Existing methods
TA Success Story: HOLISTICA Enhancing the Renewable Energy Hosting Capacity of Distribution Networks by Coordinated Control Topic: Holistic Optimization of Losses using an Improved Synergy of Technologies under an Innovative Coordination Algorithm Hosting facility: SYSLAB of the Technical University of
New smart energy era calls for new approaches in education and training. Addressing the rising complexity of intelligent energy systems, the ERIGrid consortium has developed a variety of state-of-the-art materials and tools for students, researchers and other professionals in the
On 28-29 October 2019, ERIGrid organised a joint workshop “Smart Grid Laboratory Developments” together with the Centre for Intelligent Electricity Distribution (CINELDI) and SINTEF. Held at the premises of SINTEF in Trondheim (NO), the workshop facilitated knowledge and experience exchange
TA success story: LCA Enabling a Cleaner Digital Distribution Grid Topic: Evaluation of non-conventional sensor technologies for use in medium voltage “dry air” gas insulated switchgear Transnational Access (TA) User Project: LCA (Nuventura GmbH) Hosting facility: Demonstration & Experimentation Unit
The ERIGrid consortium is organising a webinar “Demonstration of multi research infrastructure integration tests” on 26 November 2019 at 14:00 – 15:00 CET. Currently, several research infrastructures in Europe are performing smart grid experiments, and each of them has their
Smart energy solutions aim to modify and optimise the operation of existing energy infrastructure. Such cyber-physical technology must be mature before deployment to the actual infrastructure, and competitive solutions will have to be compliant to standards still under development. Achieving
Together with the Centre for Intelligent Electricity Distribution (CINELDI) and SINTEF, ERIGrid will hold the workshop "Smart Grid Laboratory Developments" on 28-29 October in Trondheim (NO). The workshop aims to share knowledge and experience on smart grid laboratory activities with
Supporting the development of smart grid solutions and concepts, ERIGrid in particular addresses the lack of system validation approaches for smart grids. Aiming for a holistic, cyber-physical systems based approach, the ERIGrid consortium designed a method to enhance the necessary