FUTURE GRIDS
To reduce CO2 emissions, consumers and utilities increasingly use renewable power sources, such as solar, wind, and biomass. But utilities face the challenge of maintaining stability of supply from weather-dependent and diverse generation sources. In the RESERVE project will develop and field test new techniques that can enable a stable supply of purely renewable resources.
Final Event at the European Parliament
THE ROLE OF EUROPEAN CITIZENS IN SECURING THE SMART GRID TOWARDS 100% RENEWABLES 11th of September 2019 13:00 – 16:30
The Conference highlights the main results and key achievements of the RESERVE Project “Renewables in a Stable Electric Grid”, a 3-years lasting project developed by an International Consortia and co-financed by the European Commission, aiming at ensuring Electricity Grid stability with up to 100% renewables for the benefits of the European citizens.
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WHAT?
The RESERVE project will develop and field test new techniques that can enable a stable supply of purely renewable resources.
WHO?
RESERVE brings together a balanced network of industrial partners, renowed universities and three SMe's. The partners are regionally distributed over 4 European countries.
Trial Site in Irland
EVENTS
11 September 2019
Brussels, Belgium
RESERVE Final Event
THE ROLE OF EUROPEAN CITIZENS IN SECURING THE SMART GRID TOWARDS 100% RENEWABLES
11-15 March 2019
Aachen, Germany
RESERVE Future power network course at RWTH Aachen!
Challenges and solutions in Future Power Networks
25 February 2019
Brussels, Belgium
2nd Advisory Board Meeting
Deliveriable D1.1 Scenarios & architectures for 100% RES and roles of sector actors
This deliverable provides an approach for designing energy scenarios characterized by up to 100% of RES penetration in the electricity generation. Considering as starting point the foreseen scenarios for the evolution of energy systems worldwide, we discuss the technical challenges in terms of operation of power systems under high share of RES and the contribution from ICT technology. Using a multidimensional framework we identify 7 different scenarios, which are related to the two main research questions of the project (frequency and voltage stability) and to the two selected use cases (Romania and Ireland contexts).
TRIALS
TRIAL - Ireland
The objective of the trial is to test new techniques for Voltageand system Stability by Design using SERVO.
TRIAL - Romania
In future, assuming a 100 % RES scenario, frequency will have to be managed in a completely different way and is one of the topics of investigation of RESERVE. A new frequency measurement and assessment technology will be demonstrated in a laboratory testing environement.