R&D NESTER PRESENTED POSTER ON LOW-FREQUENCY OSCILLATIONS AT CIGRE SEERC 2022
CIGRE SEERC Colloquium was held in Vienna, Austria last June were energy professionals discussed current projects and new ideas during 3 days. This year theme was "Green Deal for the SEERC Region - The Future Power System in the SEERC Region".
This event counted with 150 participants and guests who took part in the colloquium week and enjoyed 15 lectures, 9 presentations in the tutorials and around 30 scientific posters.
The main focus on the first day was an insight into current projects for the energy transition, held by the SEERC countries Turkey, Slovenia, Greece, Romania, Serbia, Bosnia, and Herzegovina and Austria. There was a wide range of topics during the tutorials on the first day, from cyber security management on the one side to innovative solutions for active distribution grids on the other side.
The second colloquium day was dedicated to the panels: History of the SEERC Region, New Generation Network, Women in Energy.
After the closing session, the participants went in a final excursion to AIT Austrian Institute of Technology and its brand new DC Lab-a development and validation platform for DC components for manufacturers and operators of DC systems.
R&D Nester was co-author in a poster presented in this event, entitled "Grey-box model for identification of low-frequency oscillation modes - the Bulgarian case study".
This publication was produced in the scope of FLEXITRANSTORE project (An Integrated Platform for Increased FLEXIbility in smart TRANSmission grids with STORage Entities and large penetration of Renewable Energy Sources).
This project funded by H2020 aims to contribute to the evolution towards a pan-European transmission network with high flexibility and high interconnection levels. FLEXITRANSTORE will promote increased cross-border electricity flows using the valorization of flexibility services. The project takes both a national and a regional approach, acknowledging the need to seamlessly integrate national markets, particularly in the South Eastern European network, which still lacks the high interconnectivity that the rest of the European network has.
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