The project has prepared the establishment of a partnership that can develop intelligent solutions into a potential growth area for national business and employment. The project has developed a
The object is to provide input for the existing international standardisation efforts in flexible control of distributed power systems. This includes IEC 61850 and IEC 61970. The work must involve
About 20-25% of the energy used in the EU is utilised for room heating. Even a few % improvement will represent a large quantity of energy saving and CO2 reduction. Thecalculation tool implemented on
By 2015, the city of Frederikshavn must consume 100% renewable energy. The goal is to test an integrated energy system in which electricity, heating and transportation interact intelligently without
The CanDan1.5 project is part of the Canadian/Danish CanDan collaboration and the purpose is to: - Analyze state-of-the-art and future prospects for hydrogen & fuel cell power balancing concepts &
The operating responsible for the Danish electricity grid (Energinet.dk) asks for more competitors in the liberalised market for fulfilling national obligations for contracts of standby regulating
The project developed technology for demand frequency controlled reserve (DFR) implementation, a system that automatically stops or starts electricity consumption in response to system frequency
The project suggest a multiagent based flexible control architecture (subgrid control) suitable for the implementation of innovative control consepts. The subgrid architechture is tested on a novel
The project developed probabilistic methods for optimum operation and planning of contemporary distribution systems, including probabilistic models for wind power, small-scale CHP plants and load. It
During the project, we developed oxygen membranes based on ion-conducting ceramics. They allow pure oxygen to be extracted from air and be used in ceramic processes.
It is technically possible to manage and activate the potential for flexible electricity consumption in the segment of large office blocks and public buildings. Practical experiments have shown that