The 9th of November, CROSSBOW project has participated in the online MEDPOWER 2020 conference by organising the panel session “CROSSBOW – pathways to relaxing regional cross-border power exchanges”.
Introducing pathways to relaxing regional cross-border power exchanges at MEDPOWER 2020
Cross-border sharing of frequency restoration reserves
The cross-border interaction of different countries’ electricity systems should not be limited to exchanging energy. A key aspect in the secure operation of the European power system is the commitment of sufficient reserves to restore power balance, considering the inherent variability of continuously increasing renewable generation and large contingencies, such
CROSSBOW again among the jury’s favourite practices of the ‘Good Practice of the Year’ award
This 2020 CROSSBOW has been selected as one of the favourite practices of the 7th round of the annual ‘Good Practice of the Year’ award under the category “Technological Innovation & System Integration”. The jury was really impressed by CROSSBOW and the excellent collaboration, scope, and transferability which it demonstrates. Thus,
First steps in the RES-DU product demonstration
On September 1st, the preliminary demonstration stage for RES-DU product officially started at the ICCS Lab in Athens (Greece). During this stage, renewable assets (photovoltaic and wind farm) and a storage unit (lithium-ion battery) were managed according to the RES-DU instructions in order to demonstrate the proper operation of the
Helping to buffer extreme weather events
Extreme weather events have caused significant damages to power systems, leaving millions of customers without electricity. Expecting that the frequency and intensity of these events will increase within the next years due to climate change, CROSSBOW proposes a power system resilience enhancement software, as part of the Regional Operation Centre
CROSSBOW special session at the 15th SDEWES Conference
CROSSBOW project hosts a special session at the 15th Conference on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems (SDEWES), which this year is taking place online between 1-5 September. The session provides 4 papers for the project.
How has COVID-19 affected CROSSBOW?
COVID-19 crisis arrived just at the beginning of the first round of trials. When the project was concluding the first deployments and after the execution of the first experiments, we were forced to handle the unforeseen situation that has blocked activities across the world. In the case of CROSSBOW, the
CROSSBOW webinars
Do you want to learn in detail about the 9 products of CROSSBOW? CROSSBOW’s team has prepared nine webinars to explain at length each product.
CROSSBOW Wholesale and Ancillary Market toolset outcomes
During the last couple of months, University of Ljubljana has been finishing the development of the algorithms required for the operation of the CROSSBOW Wholesale and Ancillary Market toolset (AM). The main functionalities and features were demonstrated to the CROSSBOW Consortium and a decentralized demonstration will follow towards the end
Virtual Storage Plant outcomes
The Virtual Storage Plant (VSP) of CROSSBOW project provides a platform promoting the usage of a large number of distributed storage technologies, which can be regarded as a buck energy storage system to be dispatched by the transmission system operators (TSO). The algorithms and methodologies, which enables VSP to provide