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Flexible Platform for the Study and Testing of Smart Energy Systems Enabling-Technologies

Authors: Iosif Ciontea, Catalin; Shahid, Kamal; Iov, Florin; Lovenstein Olsen, Rasmus;

Flexible Platform for the Study and Testing of Smart Energy Systems Enabling-Technologies

Abstract

The road between the conventional energy grids and smart energy systems involves, among other things, the validation of smart energy systems enabling-technologies. Such validation is not always possible on-site, so it must be performed in laboratory conditions. In fact, when large electrical grids are targeted together with their information management system the development and testing of smart grid enabling-technologies are possible, in most cases, only in the laboratory. This paper presents a flexible laboratory platform developed for the study, testing and validation of smart grids and smart energy systems enabling-technologies, including Power Hardware-In-the-Loop and Information and Communications Technology.

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Denmark
Keywords

Smart grid observability and control, Information and Communications Technology, Smart Grid Architecture Model

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