H2020 Research Infrastructure Project
ERIGrid 2.0 offers a chance for researchers involved in power systems and smart grids to access top European laboratories for their experimental research. AIT hosted the user group from KTH, the Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden from January to February
Register now for the free ERIGrid 2.0 winter / PhD school on “Sector Coupling for District Energy Systems”: 10th – 14th March 2025! An affordable and fully renewable energy supply can be facilitated through further integration of all energy sectors.
01.04.2025 – Save the Date for the “ERIGrid 2.0 Final Event”! Leveraging Research Infrastructure for Smart Energy Systems – Lessons Learned and Key Results of ERIGrid 2.0 We are excited to invite you to the official final event of ERIGrid
ERIGrid 2.0 offers a chance for researchers involved in power systems and smart grids to access top European laboratories for their experimental research. The user project we want to highlight today dealt with power quality challenges from electric mobility. More
ERIGrid 2.0 successfully participated at MedPower 24! ERIGrid 2.0 successfully participated at MED POWER 2024! The 14th Mediterranean Conference on Power Generation Transmission, Distribution and Energy Conversion conference belongs to the series of bi-annual conferences which take place in the
On September 24th-25th, the Research Infrastructure Automation Workshop took place in Roskilde, Denmark at DTU – Technical University of Denmark. The RI Automation Workshop, hosted at PowerLabDK in DTU and co-organised by ERIGrid 2.0, RISEnergy, DERlab and NEST – National
ERIGrid 2.0 offers a chance for researchers involved in power systems and smart grids to access top European laboratories for their experimental research. Sajjad Asefi was one of the people whose project got selected and he had the opportunity to visit
The ERIGrid 2.0 Project held its 9th General Assembly in Roskilde, Denmark at DTU – Technical University of Denmark Risø Campus. Fruitful discussions were held on the progress of the project and its finalisation in 2025. The General Assembly was
Open Source Modelling and Simulation of Energy Systems (OSMSES) 2024 was held in Vienna, Austria on September 3-6. ERIGrid 2.0 was a sponsor of the event, organised the panel session Alkistis Kontou, and in addition, two project-related papers have been
The role of education and training is of great importance to be able to face the current and future challenges of the energy transition. The main goal of IEEE TF Report Innovative Teaching Methods for Modern Power and Energy Systems