CyberGrid is part of a consortium of 14 organisations from 8 European countries working on InteGrid, a H2020 project on low carbon energy. InteGrid was kicked off in Lisbon in January of 2017. It is headed by EDP Distribuição, a DSO from Portugal.
CyberGrid will be focused on improving the grid user active participation prototypes, and on setting up and integrating the necessary tools and hardware based on a smart architecture.
A new Battery Energy Storage System at the hybrid park in Trumau has been commissioned, integrating solar, wind, and storage to supply 13,000 households, to enhance grid stability, optimise market participation, and assure sustainable energy future.
Bidding zones play a crucial role in electricity markets by enabling trading at uniform prices, to facilitate cross-border electricity trading, and support the security of supply.
InterSTORE achieved a vital milestone. The project is now officially accepted by Linux Foundation under the name CUPID, supporting interoperability in distributed systems.