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The Smart Grid Interoperability Laboratory in Petten was inaugurated on 29 November 2018.
Decarbonisation policies aim at reducing fossil fuel based generation in favour of cleaner renewable energy sources. Changes in the
Electrical distribution networks are facing an energy transition which inter alia entails an increasing penetration of decentralised renewable energy sources and electric vehicles.
Demand response (DR) services have the potential to enable large penetration of renewable energy by adjusting load consumption, thus providing balancing support to the grid.
The battery of an electrical vehicle (EV) can be used to support the power grid (V2G, Vehicle-to-Grid) or can act as a buffer for a home promoting self-consumption (V2H, Vehicle-…
The decarbonisation of our economies and the consequent process towards a more sustainable society are at the core of the set environmental policies.
The worldwide spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 forced most countries to intervene with policies and actions—including lockdowns, social-distancing and smart working…
Over the last decades, the actions aimed to realise an integrated pan-European electricity market brought about profound modications on the physical, information and communication…
The decarbonisation of our economies and the consequent process towards a more sustainable society are at the core of the set environmental policies.
In this survey, the objective is to identify current trends in the smart grid research by exploring the work carried out in numerous smart grid labs worldwide.