DTU WIND Department of Wind and Energy Systems
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Frederiksborgvej 399
Building 330, room S16
4000 Roskilde
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DTU’s energy laboratory at Risø Campus is now being expanded, so that researchers and development departments in the energy industry can test the sustainable energy systems of the future in an even more realistic setup.
EcoGrid 2.0 is a smart grid demonstration project in Denmark remotely controlling 1,000 heat pumps and electric radiators in private households on the island of Bornholm in an attempt to optimize their power consumption. On 14 March partial results will be revealed and demonstrated.
Once again, PowerLabDK offers free access to our world leading facilities and innovative installations. Starting from 15 August and until 15 November, we invite you to apply for the ERIGrid Transnational Access.
Center for Electric Power and Energy (CEE), and DTU in general, has a long tradition of advising both authorities and industry on scientific matters. In order to accommodate an increasing demand of sustainable energy solutions, we have now established an advisory service called REPLI.
Starting from September 15 and up to December 15, 2016, the ERIGrid project welcomes applications for its first call for transnational access. Users from research, academia and industry are invited to apply for free access to top European smart grids research laboratories of ERIGrid partners including the PowerLabDK facilities.
DTU Electrical Engineering has launched an ambitious collaboration project with China that will increase the proportion of green energy in the electricity grid and ensure that surplus wind power can be transformed into gas and heating. In practice, it will reduce the pressure on the climate. Innovation Fund Denmark has invested DKK 6.3...
The iPower program for research and innovation co-funded by the Innovation Foundation has successfully shown live demonstrations of key end-to-end smart grid solutions. The demonstrated solutions enable demand resources in form of buildings, supermarket coolers and chillers to provide flexibility to a renewable-based power system and support...
On 13-14 May 2014 the iPower project held the bi-annual consortium meeting – this time hosted by AAU in their Copenhagen facilities. The focus of the conference was research and development of smart grid in residential buildings