It is our pleasure to announce the online training on "Network Planning for DC-, and ACDC-Hybrid Grids" for the SINERGY consortium.
Dr. Gerhard Jambrich from AIT Electric Energy Systems – Center for Energy will present results from recent EU projects and AIT activities which aimed at increasing grid operation efficiency, reducing reverse power flow towards MV and reducing cyber-security risk.
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It is our pleasure to announce the visit of our colleague Ms. Dayanne Peretti Correa, PhD Candidate at the National University of Ireland, Galway to the Institute Mihajlo Pupin. In this short term visit, Ms. Dayanne worked with IMP colleagues on the elaboration of scenarios for Demand Response Applications via Optimized Heat Pump Operation.
It is our pleasure to announce the presentation of the AIT SmartEST Laboratory activities and the SmartEST Sim Lab simulation-as-a-service platform by Dr. Edmund Widl, Senior Scientist at the Austrian Institute of Technology.
For more information about the SmartEST Sim Lab simulation-as-a-service platform, please download material from ZENODO.
Typhoon HIL is the technology and market leader in Ultra-high fidelity Hardware in the Loop (HIL) solutions for design, testing, and validation of power electronics, microgrids, e-Mobility, EV powertrain software testing, and distribution control and protection systems.
Typhoon HIL visited the Institute Mihajlo Pupin and discussed with the SINERGY Team (IMP and AIT) the possibilities for research and commercial collaboration in the coming years.
Telecommunications Forum TELFOR (more info) is an international annual meeting of professionals working in the broad fields of Telecommunications and Information Technologies. The participants are mostly telecommunications engineers, but also economists, jurists, managers, governmental officials, students, researchers, operators, service providers, and others.
According to the European Commission (EC-Directorate for Energy) a smart grid is the electricity network that integrates the behavior and actions of all users connected to it (generators, consumers and those that do both), in order to ensure economically efficient, the sustainable power system with low losses and high levels of quality and security of supply and safety.
The European electricity system undergoes significant changes driven by the EU common rules for the internal market for electricity, as well as by the climate action agenda. With solar and wind power on the rise, grid operators need new equipment to make the whole power system operate flexibly.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 952140.
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