On 17th October, CROSSBOW organises a new workshop under the title “Operational and Market Challenges in Connected Power Systems with Increased Share of Renewables” in Skopje (North Macedonia).
On 17th October, CROSSBOW organises a new workshop under the title “Operational and Market Challenges in Connected Power Systems with Increased Share of Renewables” in Skopje (North Macedonia).
On 1st October, CROSSBOW project participates in the panel session “From deregulation to regional coordination-Changing roles of TSOs” at the 2019 IEEE PES Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Europe (ISGT-Europe), which takes place in the University Polotehnica of Bucharest (Romania).
From 16-18 September CROSSBOW celebrated at Ljubljana its second consortium meeting of the year and participated in the Horizon2020 project special session of the 16th European Energy Market Conference (EEM 2019).
In CROSSBOW we are not in doubt about renewable energies competitiveness, however, once again the European Commission confirms so in a new report. According to a new two-part study published by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy, investment in the renewables sector can provide major benefits in terms of the
Since its very outset, CROSSBOW H2020 project takes part of BRIDGE, European Commission initiative which unites Horizon 2020 Smart Grid and Energy Storage Projects to create a structured view of cross-cutting issues which are encountered in the demonstration projects and may constitute an obstacle to innovation. Who is better placed to present
Renewables energies are gaining increasing importance in our society and in the European energy mix. Nevertheless, renewables still have some limitation to overcome, like weather conditions dependence that can make the production change due to wind, cloudiness, etc. The availability of a suitable management infrastructure of the different renewable and
CROSSBOW project will participate in the Horizon2020 projects special session of the 16th European Energy Market Conference (EEM 2019) , which will take place next 18 September at the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia).
CROSSBOW will participate in the European Project Zone hosted at European Utility Week & POWERGEN Europe (EUW & PGE), next 12-14 November in Paris. This initiative is endorsed by the European Commission and aims at showcasing the research and findings of projects focusing at supporting the energy transition.
CROSSBOW celebrates that its first phase (preparation) has covered successfully after 18 months of work. Time to share main achievements reached, check them out:
After the European Elections 2019 (23-26 may), the new members of the European Parliament and European Commission should start working on putting in place major policy elements to unleash the energy transition. Time to tackle the key priorities for the next five years. In this sense, European energy policy experts