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
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Main innovations provided by the 9 CROSSBOW products
CROSSBOW project concluded successfully in the year 2020. Many innovations and advances have accompanied that challenging year, including new developments in its 9 products.
Energy communities: The sharing economy as a driver in the energy transition
“If the sharing economy can work in other industries – why not in the energy market?” explains Marko Svetina, CEO at cyberGRID and partner of CROSSBOW project. In a mindful residential community, borrowing a cup of sugar from your neighbour means much more than just money-saving for a single person.
Major improvements on the Individual Grid Model (IGM) Quality Assessment
During October 2020, EMS partner released a new software version for Individual Grid Model (IGM) Quality Assessment with major improvements. This software is critical for the implementation of the CROSSBOW Regional Operation Centre Balancing Cockpit (ROC-BC) product, since several regional processes require proper quality of IGM (e.g. creation of Common
Cybersecurity in the electric power system
According to the EU legislation, critical infrastructure refers to assets and systems that are essential for the well-being of the citizens. The disruption of these systems would have a significant impact on maintaining the safety and security of the citizens, their health, economic and social activities. Electricity transmission systems are
Successful demonstrations in Serbia
A demonstration of the setting of the over-frequency protection in a protective device in the Wind Power Plants of Košava (Serbia) from the National Dispatching Centre Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition system was successfully performed by the CROSSBOW partners involved in the Regional Operation Centre.
CROSSBOW showcases trial results at the 14th Symposium on Power System Management (CIGRE)
At the online 14th Symposium on Power System Management (CIGRE), which took place on November 9-13, HOPS, NOSBIH and University of Manchester partners presented the recent results under the CROSSBOW project under the article Provision of the experiments by coordination of demand-side response units in the region of southeast Europe
Introducing pathways to relaxing regional cross-border power exchanges at MEDPOWER 2020
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”.
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