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The virtual IEEE International Forum on Smart Grids for Smart Cities (SG4SC) will take place on 17-23 March 2021 and will gather stakeholders in the domains of smart energy, telecommunications, and computing. ERIGrid 2.0 invites you to visit the project’s
19 of Europe’s leading smart grid and energy systems laboratories open their doors for engineers working in the domain of smart energy. As of 1 February 2021 and up until 30 April 2021 ERIGrid 2.0 welcomes applications for its free
Together with DERlab Working Group 4 “Strengthening the integration of laboratories & researcher exchange” and the PANTERA project, ERIGrid 2.0 is hosting the webinar “Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform” on 8 March 2021 at 9.30am-11.30am. In the webinar ERIGrid 2.0
With the continuous release of final outcomes from the ERIGrid project and the started efforts in ERIGrid 2.0, the projects’ achievements have been getting acknowledgement in the smart energy community. After the project end, the European Commission published an
In addition to the visiting grants for physical lab access, ERIGrid 2.0 provides free-of-charge access to virtual facilities. This includes access to virtual data, services and widely used resources that are openly and freely available through communication networks. Partners in
On 29 October 2020, the ERIGrid project was announced the winner of the “Good Practice of the Year” award in the category “Technological Innovation & System Integration”. AIT Austrian Institute of Technology Senior Scientist Thomas Strasser and coordinator of ERIGrid
APPLY UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 2020 The ERIGrid 2.0 consortium invites applications for free lab access: successful candidates working in the domains of power system testing, smart grids and energy systems will be able to conduct their own experimental research free
Building on the achievements of the predecessor project, ERIGrid 2.0 extends its research to the scope of the entire smart energy system and broadens the range of lab services for external users. Led by the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology,
After four and a half years of work towards the holistic methodology for validating cyber-physical energy systems, the ERIGrid-1 consortium summarised all the best practices in the white book “European Guide to Power System Testing: The ERIGrid Holistic Approach for
Meanwhile ERIGrid 2.0 already started to build on the research outcomes of the precursor project, power and energy systems professionals are encouraged to use, disseminate and replicate numerous open access results of ERIGrid-1, now also presented in the project Final