The EU network code “Requirements for Generators” regulates the LFSM-O (Limited Frequency Sensitive Mode – Over-frequency). This mode is the basis for over-frequency protection (OFP) and refers to the effect achieved through turbine generators at certain over-frequencies to reduce the active power of production units, according to the given droop
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CROSSBOW organises the conference “Managing cross-border renewable energy production and storage in transnational wholesale markets”
On 17 June, CROSSBOW organises the virtual conference “Managing CROSS-BOrder Renewable Energy Production and Storage in Transnational Wholesale Markets to Meet Climate Change Mitigation Targets” to make public the results of this Horizon 2020 project. The event is organised by the Department of Business AdministrationNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens
CROSSBOW at the Western Balkans Energy Transition event of FES SOE
On 12 May, CROSSBOW participates in the second online briefing “Western Balkans Energy Transition: Evaluating the present for a brighter future” held by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES SOE). The event will introduce part of the team and show the region’s intellectual capacities for the energy transition while learning about regional cooperation
Probabilistic approach for Regional Adequacy Assessment in SEE region
The first aim of the preliminary demonstration, which has already been performed at the beginning of 2020, was to prove that the designed concept works well with real data and that continuous delivery of expected results is successful. The SCC team and colleagues from the Bulgarian TSO (ESO) used a
Getting ready the algorithm for quality check of Common Grid Models
SCC team (Belgrade) is analysing the data in preparation for the final demonstration of the algorithm for quality check of Common Grid Models (CGMs).
CROSSBOW products distinguished by the European Commission’s Innovation Radar
The European Commission has added the 9 CROSSBOW products to the league of high-potential EU-funded innovations featured in the EU Innovation Radar under the Innovation Topic: Smart & Sustainable Society. CROSSBOW products make part of the many great EU-funded innovations identified by the Innovation Radar – and the innovators behind them.
CROSSBOW presented in the “2021 IEEE International Forum on Smart Grids for Smart Cities”
On 18 March, CROSSBOW partner Romanian Energy Center (CRE) coordinated session 2 “Shaping the Future” of the 2021 IEEE International Forum on Smart Grids for Smart Cities. The online Conference was organized by IEEE Smart Grid in collaboration with RWTH Aachen University. The line-up was secured by high level representatives
CROSSBOW allows increasing power transfer of transmission network systems in SEE
The growing electricity demand together with the electricity market require the higher loading of overhead lines that are approaching the permissible loading limits. Real-time (RT) and forecasted dynamic line rating (FDLR) for overhead lines module as part of the CROSSBOW Regional Operation Centre Balancing Cockpit (ROC-BC) product aims to increase
Main outputs in 2019
CROSSBOW project has reached a quite important milestone this 2019, reaching its Equador. So, what are the main new achievements of CROSSBOW during the last year?
New electricity rules in EU
On 1 January 2020, a new regulation entered in force to establish the fundamental principles for an new efficient electricity market, agreed under the Clean energy for all European’s package, The new Electricity Regulation EU/2019/943 replaces the Electricity Regulation EC/714/2009.