Smart energy flexibility for distribution grids
European innovators aim to increase electric grid flexibility and resilience by creating and integrating smart energy technologies into an energy balancing platform.
Key technologies
Real life pilots
The project will implement, test and demonstrate its system solutions with different flexibility and resilience functionalities in four demonstration sites across Europe and at an additional in-lab emulator.
It will tackle different challenges such as interoperability, demand response and integration of smart- grid solutions.
Málaga (Spain)
University of Málaga
Arcavacata (Italy)
University of Calabria
Lille (France)
Yncrea Hauts-de-France and ICL
Jutland (Denmark)
Jutland Summer Houses
Frankfurt an der Oder (Germany)
IHP In-Lab Emulator
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Explore the essence of ebalanceplus project
The introductory video of the project is now online! Watch it to learn more about the solutions that the ebalanceplus is working on and understand better the project relevance for
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The electricity grids of tomorrow: Flexible, reliable and green.
The new EU-funded project ebalanceplus will tackle technical, economic and social aspects of the smart grids, aiming to increase their flexibility and resilience. Traditionally, electricity was mostly generated by fossil
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