Video presentation – Blockchain-enabled decentralized network optimization and DR verification
Did you miss our webinar on “Blockchain-enabled decentralized network optimization and DR verification”?
Did you miss our webinar on “Blockchain-enabled decentralized network optimization and DR verification”?
Would you like to learn more about blockchain platforms and their potential usage in DR modelling distributed control and validation?
Following the advent of distributed generation, the electric grid underwent an essential change in power flows. The grid had been designed and developed based on the fact that energy had a unidirectional power flow. Electricity had to be produced in massive power plants from which, through the high voltage (HV) network, the energy had to be transmitted into the consumption areas, where it would reach the end-user, through the medium voltage (MV) network and the low voltage (LV) network.
eDREAM partner Madalina Petrisor from Servelect (SVT) represented eDREAM project at the “Barries in the implementation of energy efficiency solutions” Workshop on the 28th February 2020 in Bucharest, Romania.
One of the key innovative solutions developed within eDREAM project is Demand Response Pre-assessment through Drone Aerial Surveys.
At the beginning of October, Servelect presented the eDREAM project outcomes at IDENTICOM Conference, in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
Nottingham Trent University (NTU) hosted the International Conference on Energy and Sustainable Futures (ICESF) 2019, a multi-disciplinary conference focused on academic research, industrial applications, and energy innovations, where our colleagues from TU (Joao Patacas) and CERTH (Napoleon Bezas) presented two conference papers.
In recent years, the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), colloquially known as drones, is becoming increasingly more widespread, both by the industry, as well as by individual professional pilots and enthusiasts alike.
On the July 3rd and 4th, our partner Energy@Work attended the “Exploring Responsible Research and Innovation” workshop organized by the University of Bristol in the context of the RE-COGNITION H2020 project.
