CHPCOM (Combined Heat and Power Communication) is a project that through practical experience will analyse, develop and demonstrate the use of international Smart Grid related data communication
The project’s primary focus is to develop and maintain a system that controls the heat production and electricity consumption of heat pumps, in order to improve local energy efficiency and to optimize
Smart charging services for electric vehicles can help reduce the cost for both owner and power system. They are, however, unlikely to be adopted by OEMs and market players if left unresolved. While
The “Smart Grid Open” project will secure the realization of guidelines, methods and testing protocols enabling conformance testing of communication interfaces for Smart Grid Ready products. Reference
The objective in project Green Flex is to develop and demonstrate a software tool named FlexIQ that can support economic optimal planning and control of integrate green energy plants in mobilizing
In order to serve the political goals of independency from fossil fuel and to support the usage of sustainable energy sources, we want to demonstrate that electrical driven heat pumps can be
SmartCopenhagen will demonstrate energy storage using hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in interaction with electricity, heat and gas supply in MW scale with key technology providers and utilities.
Develop and establish a live, full-scale energy laboratory in the new Nordhavn area in Copenhagen, for development, testing and demonstration of smart city energy solutions, including smart energy
The project will create an “added value” from “intelligent low cost BIPV solutions” linked to integrated systems for “Performance Documentation” and a ”Smart Grid operation. Results can directly be
The proposed solution of the project will facilitate planning and operational analyses. Robust stability and power quality by the proper control of the power electronics interfaces and the integration
CITIES aims at developing methodologies and ICT solutions for the analysis, operation, planning and development of fully integrated urban energy systems. A holistic research approach will be developed
The transition to RE demands for new energy management systems (EMS). It is investigated how modularity-based control can be used in EMS to meet the fluctuating production of renewables using flexible
Denmark has the 1. of January 2013 joined the IEA Heat Pump Programme (HPP). DEA has designated Technological Institute to be representative of HPP's Executive Committee's work.
As different renewable energy sources, like solar, wind and biomass, become more widespread as energy sources in the different energy grids in urban areas, the aim of the project is to investigate how
The future electrical distribution systems will use more and more direct current (DC). The research project focuses on the development of future intelligent direct-current (DC) microgrids which is
The public-private partnership Smart Energy Networks will support energy policy goals as well as good and sustainable growth conditions for Danish trades and industries. The partnership will enable