Further materials, incl. publications, reports, open data sets and others, are available at the Resources page.
All
WEBINARS
- Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform: On 8 March 2021, ERIGrid 2.0 together with DERlab WG4 and the PANTERA project, held a webinar on Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform. The webinar focused on Remote and Virtual Lab Access services in ERIGrid 2.0 and a presentation of the PANTERA approach. For more information, accessing the presentations and the recorded video of the webinar, please follow the link: Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform.
- Recent Research Trends in Engineering and Validating Cyber-Physical Energy Systems: On 29 June 2021, IEEE Industrial Electronics Society together with ERIGrid 2.0, held a webinar with focus on higher complexity in cyber-physical energy systems, engineering problems and needs, status quo in research and development, and validating controllers for cyber-physical energy systems. For more information, accessing the presentations and the recorded video of the webinar, please follow the link: Recent Research Trends in Engineering and Validating Cyber-Physical Energy Systems.
- Mosaik 3.0 – Open Source Smart Grid Co-simulation Framework: On 29 September 2021, ERIGrid 2.0 held a webinar with focus on types of co-simulation, Mosaik architecture, and scenario API and use cases. For more information, accessing the presentations and the recorded video of the webinar, please follow the link: Mosaik 3.0 – Open- Source Smart Grid Co-Simulation Framework.
COURSES
- Advanced real-time supervision and centralized control of distributed energy resources in smart grids: This tutorial provides an overview of real-time supervision and centralized control of distributed energy resources in smart grids.
E-LEARNING TOOLS
- Power Flow Jupyter Notebooks: Two Jupyter interactive notebooks were developed in the frame of ERIGrid 2.0 for power flow calculation in transmission networks, using MATLAB and Python programming languages. In these notebooks, each step of the power flow solution is analytically described, providing insight into the theory along with its programming language implementation. At the end of each step, the results are presented.
- Load Flow Tool in Python: An open-source load flow tool in Python was developed in the frame of ERIGrid 2.0 for load flow analysis of power systems. The package includes data for an example as well as the implementation of the same example in Matlab/Simulink for comparison. To access the files and for more information please follow the link: Load Flow Tool in Python.
- Flexxy: A tool that allows techno-economic analysis of microgrids and island power systems was developed in the frame of ERIGrid 2.0. Flexxy is a program for the hourly simulation of a small electrical system, like an electrical system of a small island or a small autonomous community. To access the files and for more information please follow the link: Energy Analysis Tool.
- Smart grid applications leveraging machine learning principles in R Studio: This tool was developed in the frame of ERIGrid 2.0 to demonstrate the use of data-driven machine learning principles for the implementation of solar-specific smart grid applications (digital twin predictive performance models and solar generation forecasting). To access the files and for more information please follow the link (login is required): Smart Grid ML Tool in R Studio.
LAB MODULES
REMOTE LABS
- Microgrid Power Balancing: In the frame of ERIGrid 2.0, the Microgrid Power Balancing was developed which is a Remote Lab application that allows the user to connect remotely to actual laboratory infrastructure (CRES’ experimental microgrid) and conduct online experiments.If you are interested in accessing the “Microgrid Power Balancing” remote lab, please contact Evangelos Rikos [at][.].
VIRTUAL LABS
- Virtual access to UCY (University of Cyprus) microgrid real-time measurements: This Virtual Lab provides an overview of the supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system of the University of Cyprus (UCY) microgrid. The specific Virtual Lab demonstrates to users the smart grid concepts of real-time observability and supervision at microgrid frequencies using a network of smart meters, PACs and cloud-based supervisory dashboards. To access the virtual lab please follow the link Virtual Lab of UCY’s Microgrid and see additional supportive documents for accessing the dashboard here.
- Virtual access to solar-plus-storage system environmental and performance measurements: This Virtual Lab provides an overview of the solar-plus-storage system supervisory dashboard at the UCY nanogrid. The specific Virtual Lab demonstrates to users the smart grid concepts of real-time DER observability and supervision using smart inverters and interoperability (Modbus TCP Vendor-specific and SunSpec protocols). To access the virtual lab please follow the link Virtual Lab of Solar & Storage Measurements and see additional supportive documents for accessing the dashboard here.
VIDEO
- General project introduction: A video was prepared in the frame of ERIGrid 2.0 that presents an overview of the ERIGrid 2.0 validation, testing and education services. To watch the video please follow the link: ERIGrid 2.0 – Connecting European Smart Grid Research Infrastructures.
Co-simulation
WEBINARS
- Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform: On 8 March 2021, ERIGrid 2.0 together with DERlab WG4 and the PANTERA project, held a webinar on Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform. The webinar focused on Remote and Virtual Lab Access services in ERIGrid 2.0 and a presentation of the PANTERA approach. For more information, accessing the presentations and the recorded video of the webinar, please follow the link: Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform.
- Recent Research Trends in Engineering and Validating Cyber-Physical Energy Systems: On 29 June 2021, IEEE Industrial Electronics Society together with ERIGrid 2.0, held a webinar with focus on higher complexity in cyber-physical energy systems, engineering problems and needs, status quo in research and development, and validating controllers for cyber-physical energy systems. For more information, accessing the presentations and the recorded video of the webinar, please follow the link: Recent Research Trends in Engineering and Validating Cyber-Physical Energy Systems.
- Mosaik 3.0 – Open Source Smart Grid Co-simulation Framework: On 29 September 2021, ERIGrid 2.0 held a webinar with focus on types of co-simulation, Mosaik architecture, and scenario API and use cases. For more information, accessing the presentations and the recorded video of the webinar, please follow the link: Mosaik 3.0 – Open- Source Smart Grid Co-Simulation Framework.
COURSES
E-LEARNING TOOLS
LAB MODULES
Real-Time Simulation
WEBINARS
- Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform: On 8 March 2021, ERIGrid 2.0 together with DERlab WG4 and the PANTERA project, held a webinar on Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform. The webinar focused on Remote and Virtual Lab Access services in ERIGrid 2.0 and a presentation of the PANTERA approach. For more information, accessing the presentations and the recorded video of the webinar, please follow the link: Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform.
- Recent Research Trends in Engineering and Validating Cyber-Physical Energy Systems: On 29 June 2021, IEEE Industrial Electronics Society together with ERIGrid 2.0, held a webinar with focus on higher complexity in cyber-physical energy systems, engineering problems and needs, status quo in research and development, and validating controllers for cyber-physical energy systems. For more information, accessing the presentations and the recorded video of the webinar, please follow the link: Recent Research Trends in Engineering and Validating Cyber-Physical Energy Systems.
COURSES
E-LEARNING TOOLS
LAB MODULES
MODERN POWER SYSTEM VALIDATION
WEBINARS
- Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform: On 8 March 2021, ERIGrid 2.0 together with DERlab WG4 and the PANTERA project, held a webinar on Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform. The webinar focused on Remote and Virtual Lab Access services in ERIGrid 2.0 and a presentation of the PANTERA approach. For more information, accessing the presentations and the recorded video of the webinar, please follow the link: Remote Testing & EIRIE Platform.
- Recent Research Trends in Engineering and Validating Cyber-Physical Energy Systems: On 29 June 2021, IEEE Industrial Electronics Society together with ERIGrid 2.0, held a webinar with focus on higher complexity in cyber-physical energy systems, engineering problems and needs, status quo in research and development, and validating controllers for cyber-physical energy systems. For more information, accessing the presentations and the recorded video of the webinar, please follow the link: Recent Research Trends in Engineering and Validating Cyber-Physical Energy Systems.
COURSES
E-LEARNING TOOLS
- Power Flow Jupyter Notebooks: Two Jupyter interactive notebooks were developed in the frame of ERIGrid 2.0 for power flow calculation in transmission networks, using MATLAB and Python programming languages. In these notebooks, each step of the power flow solution is analytically described, providing insight into the theory along with its programming language implementation. At the end of each step, the results are presented.
- Load Flow Tool in Python: An open-source load flow tool in Python was developed in the frame of ERIGrid 2.0 for load flow analysis of power systems. The package includes data for an example as well as the implementation of the same example in Matlab/Simulink for comparison. To access the files and for more information please follow the link: Load Flow Tool in Python.
- Smart grid applications leveraging machine learning principles in R Studio: This tool was developed in the frame of ERIGrid 2.0 to demonstrate the use of data-driven machine learning principles for the implementation of solar-specific smart grid applications (digital twin predictive performance models and solar generation forecasting). To access the files and for more information please follow the link (login is required): Smart Grid ML Tool in R Studio.
LAB MODULES
Remote/ICT Labs
- Microgrid Power Balancing: In the frame of ERIGrid 2.0, the Microgrid Power Balancing was developed which is a Remote Lab application that allows the user to connect remotely to actual laboratory infrastructure (CRES’ experimental microgrid) and conduct online experiments.
If you are interested in accessing the “Microgrid Power Balancing” remote lab, please contact Evangelos Rikos [at][.].
MICROGRIDS & DERs
COURSES
- Advanced real-time supervision and centralized control of distributed energy resources in smart grids: This tutorial provides an overview of real-time supervision and centralized control of distributed energy resources in smart grids.
E-LEARNING TOOLS
- Flexxy: A tool that allows techno-economic analysis of microgrids and island power systems was developed in the frame of ERIGrid 2.0. Flexxy is a program for the hourly simulation of a small electrical system, like an electrical system of a small island or a small autonomous community. To access the files and for more information please follow the link: Energy Analysis Tool.
LAB MODULES
VIRTUAL LABS
- Virtual access to UCY (University of Cyprus) microgrid real-time measurements: This Virtual Lab provides an overview of the supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system of the University of Cyprus (UCY) microgrid. The specific Virtual Lab demonstrates to users the smart grid concepts of real-time observability and supervision at microgrid frequencies using a network of smart meters, PACs and cloud-based supervisory dashboards. To access the virtual lab please follow the link Virtual Lab of UCY’s Microgrid and see additional supportive documents for accessing the dashboard here.
- Virtual access to solar-plus-storage system environmental and performance measurements: This Virtual Lab provides an overview of the solar-plus-storage system supervisory dashboard at the UCY nanogrid. The specific Virtual Lab demonstrates to users the smart grid concepts of real-time DER observability and supervision using smart inverters and interoperability (Modbus TCP Vendor-specific and SunSpec protocols). To access the virtual lab please follow the link Virtual Lab of Solar & Storage Measurements and see additional supportive documents for accessing the dashboard here.