H2020 Research Infrastructure Project
As Europe accelerates its transition to a low-carbon energy future, the complexity of smart energy systems continues to grow. The ERIGrid 2.0 project, funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme, has played a pivotal role in addressing these challenges
The ERIGrid 2.0 Project was presented at the NRF-DFR Workshop, Control & Power Hardware-in-the-Loop (C-HIL & P-HIL) Technology in South Korea. A bilateral workshop between South Korea and Germany, focusing on NRF-DFR Control & Power Hardware-in-the-Loop (C-HIL & P-HIL) Technology, was held on April 15th,
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 project focused on Wide-Area System Integrity Protection Schemes (SIPS) for Digitalized Substations. The primary objective was
Coming to an end in April 2025, the ERIGrid 2.0 project hosted its Final Event titled “Leveraging Research Infrastructure for Smart Energy Systems – Lessons Learned and Key Results of ERIGrid 2.0”. This event was dedicated to presenting the outcomes of five
A successful & insightful ERIGrid 2.0 Final Event!📈 Thank you all for joining!👏 📅 On April 1st, 2025, The ERIGrid 2.0 Project organised its final event titled “Leveraging Research Infrastructure for Smart Energy Systems – Lessons Learned and Key Results
On the 31st of March, The ERIGrid 2.0 Project team had their final meeting at AIT Austrian Institute of Technology.🖊️📊🔍 With the project coming to an end in April 2025, this was an opportunity for the whole team to discuss
ERIGrid 2.0 supports the upcoming 4th edition of the Expert Workshop on Design and Operation of Digitalized Sector-Coupled Energy Systems (DigiSect 2025), that will be held May 14-15, 2025 in Oldenburg, Germany, organized by OFFIS – Institute for Information Technology, KTH
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 project, titled “Open source supervisory control system platform for distribution grid applications,” focused on testing a
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.