Study finds that the OpenADR 2.0b communication architecture can fulfil functional requirements pertinent to flexibility-related data exchange
Vienna, August 29, 2018 – Austrian energy tech company cyberGRID experts Christoph Gutschi […]
“Within FLEXICIENCY we are developing a common EU market place with our project partners where all integrations smoothly connect together.”
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The energy landscape is undergoing profound transformation: energy demand constantly grows, decarbonisation is a dominant issue in energy-related debates, policy makers and consumers lay emphasis more and more on […]
March 6: Welcome to the FLEXICIENCY stakeholder meeting on the EU Market Place held in Brussels on March 6th. The half-day event will dig deep into the value proposition and […]
The European Commission’s vice president in charge of the Energy Union, Maroš Šefčovic, said “[batteries] development and production play a strategic role in the ongoing transition to clean mobility and clean energy systems”.
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Peter Nemcek, cyberGRID’s VP of R&D will speak at the conference “En.odmev 018: Digital Transformation in the Energy Industry”.
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The electricity market in Europe is becoming more open as cross-border demand response and distributed generation flexibilities of commercial and industrial customers are demonstrated in project FLEXICIENCY
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cyberGRID is a key contributor to project Magnitude, which was kicked off in October of 2017. This new H2020 project is based on seven real-life case studies of multi-energy systems located in different European countries with different regulatory and geopolitical environments and different technological development levels.
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Fossil fuels have a very limited future. Even gas seems to be nothing but a transitional fuel as prices for renewables and storage technologies keep falling and new technologies are being developed to support a much more flexible grid. Project FUTUREFLOW leads the way.
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With local production and storage, the electrical grid is becoming much more upstream and decentralised. This inevitably also changes the role of DSO’s – and the question arises: “What is the role of the DSO in tomorrow’s electrical grid?” Project INTEGRID will help to answer this question. […]
