Sound progress has been made in the eight work packages (WPs) of EASY-RES since we have released our first progress report in April this year. We are proud to present the second volume of our regular biannual progress report for 2019, in which we provide detailed insights into the progress of each of our work packages.
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For this weeks Who’s Who, we stay in Spain where we talk with the Manager of WP5, Jose Luis Martinez Ramos about renewable energies and their future – especially regarding the EASY-RES project.
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In this weeks Who’s Who, we take a look at Andalusia in sunny Southern Spain where we talk with the head of work package 2, Juan Manuel Mauricio, who works at the Universidad De Sevilla.
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In this study, we provide a work-in-progress insight related to the profiling of real network data and energy generation measurements gathered by a local wind turbine at Lancaster University.
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In this work, a two-stage approach is introduced to efficiently solve the optimal voltage regulation problem in radial medium-voltage (MV) distribution networks.
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In this weeks Who’s Who – the second part in our series – we talk with Nefeli Malamaki of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Nefeli is an associate of Charis Demoulias, with whom we spoke for our last Who’s Who.
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The EASY-RES project celebrated its first birthday this year. The first project year was successful and produced promising results.
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The increasing penetration of photovoltaic (PV) systems in distribution networks often causes overvoltage problems. One solution to address this issue is the provision of reactive power (RP) by the PV converters.
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Charis Demoulias explains his role in the EASY-RES project and its importance for the future of renewable energies. His work package aims to provide new ancillary services to improve DRES grid stability, while at the same time bringing down the costs of renewables, in order to allow up to 100% DRES grid penetration in the future.
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