H2020 Research Infrastructure Project
The European Researchers’ Night (ERN) is a major event that takes place every year simultaneously in many cities across Europe. The main goal of the event is to give every citizen the opportunity to actively participate in science and to increase
TA success story: DAMS4IRMAOptimal Control Algorithms for Smart Buildings Topic: Distributed adaptive MPC agents for integrated energy resources management in smart buildings Hosting facility: SYSLAB of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) Duration: 04.11.2018 – 23.02.2019; 29.10.2018 – 09.03.2019 Outcomes:
A successful Summer School on “Advanced operation and control of active distribution networks” took place in Athens on 10-14 June 2019. The event was co-organised by the ERIGrid project partners ICCS-NTUA and HEDNO, together with RTDS Technologies, and included a
ECOSMIC TA success story:Economic Assessment Framework for Microgrids Topic: Techno-economic assessment of microgrids under 24h operation scenarios in islanded and grid-connected modes Hosting facilities: Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and Saving (CRES); Distributed Energy Resources Test Facility (RSE DER-TF);
SPEARHEAD TA Success Story:Electrification for Rural Areas and Developing Countries Topic: Study of modular power electronics architectures as an enabler for multi-tier oriented rural electrification Hosting facility: Electric Energy Systems Laboratory (ICCS-NTUA) Duration: 30.04.2018 – 12.05.2018 Outcomes: factsheet, technical
ERIGrid project partners ICCS-NTUA and HEDNO join forces with RTDS Technologies to organise a Summer School “Advanced operation and control of active distribution networks” in Athens (GR) on 10-14 June 2019. Distribution networks have a key role in the transformation
On 4-6 March 2019, IEEE Student Branch of TU Delft organised a Spring School on Introduction to Real Time Simulation Environment within the framework of the ERIGrid project. The event took place at TU Delft’s Electrical Sustainable Energy Laboratory in
The ERIGrid project focuses on development of advanced simulation-based methods to test and validate smart grid scenarios. Smart Grid systems constitute models interconnected across different domains. The unavailability of a single simulation platform to test these systems is overcome by
The IEEE student branch of TU Delft and ERIGrid are organising a three-day spring school on 4-6 March 2019 in Delft (NL). The objective is to give the participants a basic introduction to real time simulation environment and its applications
On the 23 November 2018 ICCS-NTUA hosted an ERIGrid workshop entitled “Advanced power system testing using Hardware in the Loop simulation” in Athens (GR). The event was attended by 50 participants from academia, research institutes and industry from 12 European