The platform concept, which is known as er the coordination of RWTH Aachen University, a total of seven research and industrial partners from Germany, Sweden and Romania are jointly working on a smart energy solution that will provide new capabilities in the area of distribution grid management: In addition to a modern energy system, whic.
Research conducted in FISMEP follows an interdisciplinary approach that comprises the areas energy, information and communication technology (ICT) as well as social science. To show the platformperformance and user-centered adaptation.
The Field Test Sweden is led by Chalmers University of Technology, in cooperation with the Institute for Energy Efficient Building and Indoor Climate (EBC) of RWTH Aachen University, E.ON Sverige AB and the City of Malmried out in this context. The results of this field test will be particularly important with regard to the service-oriented adaptation of the platform.
The Field Test Romania is led by the University Politehnica of Bucharest, in partnership with their industrial partner EnergoBit. In the field test, advanced monitoring of distribution grids will be developed in order to demonstrate the FISMEP platformomplex amplitude and voltage at multiple locations synchronized in time (i.e.
The Field Test Germany will be led by the Institute for Automation of Complex Power Systems (ACS) of RWTH Aachen University, in close collaboration with Flexible Electrical Networks FEN Research Campus. Here, the first work step is the automation of the MVDC research grid. This medium-voltage (MV) distribution grid, which is solely based on direct current (DC), will be developed within FEN Research Campus. The developed automation of the research grid will be virtualized in the FISMEP cloud platform and will subsequently be put into test mode on the RWTH Aachen campus for demonstration and evaluation.
Another important objective within FISMEP is the communication of all project activities and results to industry and research. One measure for dissemination is the project website which will continuously be updated throughout the duration of the project, making all important news and relevant information publicly accessible. Additionally, dissemination will be carried out by means of the ERA-Net Smart Grids Plus (ERA-Net SG+) Knowledge Community. The overall aim is to reach stakeholders at an international level and to simultaneously trigger a widespread exploitation of the results, particularly by SMEs that will benefit from the open source solutions.
FISMEP is a project of the 2nd call of the ERA-Net SG+ initiative. ERA-Net SG+ is a network of Program Own-ers and Program Managers of national and regional funding programs in the field of research, technical development and demonstration. The initiative is supported by funding from the European Union