uSCC aims at inventing a new quasi-static short-circuit current simulator, embedding adequate modelling of IBRs, FACTS, HVDC and load. This new approach (simulator, assumptions and validation) could replace the existing one for equipment dimensioning during the planning phase and push the update of the current standard.
Power system networks are undergoing a rapid transformation due to the increasing integration of renewable energy sources (RES), decentralization of electricity generation, and the gradual retirement of conventional synchronous generators. The overarching objective of U-man is to investigate the different schemes that can be developed to enable TSO-DSO coordination.
PSSIx will propose and develop new stability indexes for power systems with increased penetration of inverter-based resources. Depending on the type of stability, the index can determine the stability of the grid or designate the area or the devices that are weakening the grid.
DC‑BL explores PowSyBl as a common, open-source and extensible simulation framework for AC-DC models with multi-terminals DC subnetworks. PowSyBl (Power System Blocks) natively supports CIM/CGMES formats, enabling consistent and interoperable data exchange between TSOs across Europe.
Path2GFM is an extension of LF Energy GridFM project, integrating the LF Energy PowSyBl & Dynawo packages to enable power system synthetic data generation.
BatMan investigates how BESS can provide flexibilities at transmission level, from D-1 to real-time, in particular for managing grid congestion.
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TraiSim complements the Horizon EuropeTWINEU project and specifically its Pilot n°8, both forming parts of a unified initiative, developping an operator training simulator environment.
TwinEU is the digital twin of the European power system. The project is sponsored by the Horizon Europe program under grant agreement n° 101136119.
Complementary to other related research (interOPERA, HVDC-wise, etc.), Inter-oPEn investigates how openness ("whiteboxes" especially) can unlock interoperability issues of power electronic (PE) devices in power systems, marrying both technological and legal aspects. The project is sponsored by EC's Horizon Europe program
