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
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
Providing solutions for cross-border electricity trading
The European Union Target Model’s main objective is to integrate European electricity markets, leading to a single energy market and guaranteeing an instantaneous balance between electricity generation and demand. According to ENTSO-E, within each market zone, electricity can be traded freely without taking into consideration network limitations. In contrast, for
7 reasons why visit CROSSBOW at InnoGrid 2019
As we have already announced CROSSBOW participates in the networking exhibition at the Annual Conference InnoGrid 2019 in Brussels (13-14 May). Are you attending to the InnoGrid 2019 Conference? Then, you should visit CROSSBOW’s booth because:
Horizon2020 workshop on TSO-DSO cooperation
On 13rd May, CROSSBOW will participate in the Joint Horizon2020 workshop on TSO-DSO cooperation in flexibility market integration, which will take place in Brussels just before the Annual Conference INNOGRID 2020+.
CROSSBOW participates in InnoGrid 2020+
On 13th-14th May, CROSSBOW project will participated in the networking exhibition at the Annual Conference INNOGRID 2020+ in Brussels organised by the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) and the European Distribution System Operators for Smart Grids (EDSO).
New public consultation by ENTSO-E
The new edition of the ENTSO-E’s mid-term adequacy forecast is now published (MAF 2018) an analysis of Europe’s security of electricity supply by 2020 & 2025, which highlights the importance of cross-border cooperation in fostering adequacy. ENTSO-E consults its MAF 2018 assessment as part of the process to fulfil Regulation (EC)