Edukad projektid

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Large scale Smart Grids demonstration of real time market-based integration of DER and DR

acronym: ECOGRID EU
start: 2011-03-01
end: 2015-02-28
 
programme: FP7 - Euroopa Liidu 7. raamprogramm
sub-programme: ENERGY - Energia
instrument: CP - Koostööprojekt
call identifier: FP7-ENERGY-2010-2
project number: 268199
duration in months: 48
partner count: 17
 
abstract: The key objective of the EcoGrid EU project is to demonstrate efficient operation of a distribution power system with high penetration of many and variable renewable energy resources. The demonstration will take place on the Danish island Bornholm with more than 50 % of electricity consumption from renewable energy production. A real-time market concept will be developed to give small end-users of electricity and distributed renewable energy sources new options (and potential economic benefits) for offering TSOs additional balancing and ancillary services. Strong industrial participation and innovative experiences from related European and US Smart Grids RD&D project will contribute to the development and implementation of robust ICT platforms and information architectures. This is the key to allow all distributed energy resources to participate actively in the real-time power market. Of a total of 28 000 customers on Bornholm, at least 2600 residential consumers will participate with flexible demand response to real-time price signals. The participants will be equipped with residential demand response devices/appliances using gateways and “smart” controllers. Installation of the smart solutions will allow real-time prices to be presented to consumers and allow users to pre-program their automatic demand-response preferences, e.g. through different types of electricity price contracts. “Automation” and customer choice is one of the key elements in the EcoGrid EU concept. To make the EcoGrid EU solutions more widely applicable, the market concept will be designed for existing power exchange(s) and power regulation market(s). Because of the test site location on Bornholm, the real-time market concept will first be operational in the Nordic power market system. EcoGrid EU replication activities will ensure that the concept (or part of the solutions) can be adjusted and prepared for implementation in other power systems and regulatory conditions across Europe.
partner no and role partner name country contact person web page
1 coordinator SINTEF ENERGI AS NO Ove Grande http://www.sintef.no
2 partner ENERGINET.DK DK Kim Behnke http://www.energinet.dk
3 partner Ostkraft Holding A/S DK Irene Sonne Nielsen http://www.oestkraft.dk
4 partner DANMARKS TEKNISKE UNIVERSITET DK Jacob østergaard http://www.dtu.dk
5 partner SIEMENS AS DK Marianne Sommer Christensen http://www.siemens.dk
6 partner IBM DANMARK APS DK Anders Quitzau http://www.ibm.com/dk/da/
7 partner EnCT GmbH DE Harald Schäffler http://www.enct.de
8 partner ELIA SYSTEM OPERATOR BE Stephane Otjacques
9 partner FUNDACION TECNALIA RESEARCH & INNOVATION ES Iñaki Laresgoiti http://www.tecnalia.com
10 partner AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH AT http://www.ait.ac.at/
11 partner STICHTING ENERGIEONDERZOEK CENTRUM NEDERLAND NL Marinus Reinders http://www.ecn.nl
12 partner Eandis cvba BE Patrick Reyniers http://www.eandis.be
13 partner Tallinna Tehnikaülikool EE Ivo Palu http://www.ttu.ee
14 partner EDP DISTRIBUICAO ENERGIA SA PT António Aires Messias
15 partner Landis+Gyr A/S DK Michael Soerensen http://www.landisgyr.dk
16 partner NEDERLANDSE ORGANISATIE VOOR TOEGEPAST NATUURWETENSCHAPPELIJK ONDERZOEK - TNO NL Elly Van Den Akker-Blaazer http://www.tno.nl
17 partner AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH AT Michael Parik http://www.ait.ac.at/