The project is an inter regional collaboration of actors around Øresund including: Copenhagen, Malmö and Lund University, the municipalities of Copenhagen, Høje-Taastrup and Lund, as well as Høje Taastrup district heating and many more.
Further description and insights into the project is coming soon.
Henrik Madsen
Professor for Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Center Manger of CITIES Research Project at DTU Compute
The electricity generation of the future gets a new player – the prosumer. For example, a homeowner with solar cells on the roof, who both consumes power and produces and sells his surplus power. GridTech and the Ingeniøren have taken a closer look at the energy landscape of the future – and talked with Professor, …
One of CITIES’ demo projects is to develop an optimization method for the combined heat and power production planning in district heating systems and apply it to a real-world demo-case. The idea is to improve bids for selling and buying electricity in power markets- and in the end to automate the bidding. Assistant Professor Daniela Guericke, …
Although CITIES ends by the end of 2020 after seven years of research, CITIES’ research, findings and thoughts continue through several other projects based on research in CITIES or inspired of CITIES. A brand new one is Cool-Data; a Grand Solution project supported by Innovation Fund Denmark with DKK 13 million. Researchers at DTU Compute, …
