The projects on cyber physical modelling includes cloud-based approaches to integration of energy systems powered by the intelligent use of data. Cyber physical modelling is a facilitating software model to design 100% renewable energy systems.
Further description and insights into the project is coming soon.
Monday, June 3rd DTU’s project CITIES and our Norwegian colleges from NTNU and SINTEF (project FME ZEN) are having a closed workshop at DTU Lyngby Campus, Copenhagen. The aim is to make a coordinated effort in applications, we expect to increase the likelihood of funding. The two large national projects – CITIES and FME ZEN …
Congratulations to Rune Grønborg Junker. On Thursday 6, February 2020 he has defended his PhD. A copy of the PhD thesis is available for reading at the department. Popular science summary of the PhD thesis: Energy grids around the world are undergoing a transformation from conventional production schemes based on carbon to renewable energy sources. …
When the Danish politicians this fall negotiate green tax reform, they should look at #tariffs. Nothing is stronger than a well-designed price signal when you want to promote flexible energy consumption, writes Henrik Madsen in this opinion in Teknologiens Mediehus GridTech. Today, tariffs make up a large part of the Danish consumers’ electricity bills. The pure …