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CARTIF PROJECTS

OptiGrid

Greater flexibility in electricity generation and demand.

Description

The OptiGrid Project objective is to develop concepts and services to improve flexibility from renewable generation and demand to foster grid stability, renewable resources use, and customer participation. The ultimate target is to make grid management better from technical and economic perspectives and to promote the use of renewable energy resources.

Objectives

  • To study the use of energy storage onsite to improve the participation of wind farms in electricity markets.
  • To design control algorithms to manage flexible demand and related virtual storage.
  • To develop optimisation strategies to improve the management of islanded energy systems.
  • To apply Blockchain to the case of energy interchange among peers.

Actions

  • To design optimal controllers for hybrid grids with electric and thermal parts.
  • Wind farms featuring energy storage modelling based on energy equilibria.
  • To design controllers for clusters of electric loads with thermal inertia that preserve utility.
  • Energy demand probabilistic prediction.
  • To simulate the interchange of energy among prosumers in a Blockchain-based environment.

Expected results

  • Priority and learning based controllers for clusters of flexible loads. Estimation of how they may affect the grid.
  • Optimal controllers for electric and thermal microgrids operating jointly.
  • Method to study the profitability of integrating energy storage in wind farms.
  • Simulation of the effect of smart contracts in the peer-to-peer energy interchange.

Partners

Grants to R+D Projects developed by technological centers from Castilla y León

Nº CCTT1/17/VA/0005

Total Budget: 733.394,37 €
CARTIF total budget: 366.697,19 €
Duration: 1/01/2018 – 30/06/2020

Responsible

Sergio Saludes Rodil

Division of Energy

Networking

Smart grids projects:

D-HYDROFLEX

D-HYDROFLEX

D-HYFROFLEX seeks research into technological innovations in hydropower plants in search of improved efficiency and sustainability and hydropower competitiveness in modern electricity markets. The project will develop tools for the digital renovation of existing hydroelectric plants based on sensors, digital twins, artificial intelligence, hydrolyser modelling and image processing.

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SINNOGENES

SINNOGENES

SINNOGENES project aims to develop the Storage INNOvations (SINNO) energy toolkit, a complete framework of methodologies, tools and technologies that will enable the grid integration of innovative storage solutions beyond the state-of-the-art, while demonstrating sustainability, technical performance, lifetime, nondependency on location geogrpahical particularities and cost.

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CERFLEX

CERFLEX

CERFlex project consist on research in development and TIC solutions implementation moods that help to the deployment in a new concept of energy communities, especially focus on rural environment, facilitating a decentralized management of the energy interchange, the maximum utilisation of the renewable resources and a sustainable consume of the available resources.

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AGISTIN

AGISTIN

AGISTIN will enable industrial users to rapidly deploy renewable energy through advanced integration of innovative energy storage technologies. The rapid decarbonisation of industry through electrification, the growth of renewables and the need for grid stability represents a unique opportunity for new forms of storage and schemes for grid integration.

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TIGON

TIGON

The proliferation of renewable energies and the electric charges that operates with continuous current originates a growing interest in electric grids that operates with continuous current. This is due to the higher efficiency, security, flexibility and feasability that grids have than those ones that operates with alternate current.

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