Posted by MAGNITUDE ARTTIC on Oct 11, 2019
The MAGNITUDE H2020 European project (https://www.magnitude-project.eu/) aims to develop business and market mechanisms as well as supporting coordination tools, to provide flexibility to the European electricity system by enhancing the synergies between electricity, gas and heating/cooling systems. The goal is the provision of services by multi-energy systems to support the cost-effective integration of renewable energy sources and enhance the security of supply. The...
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Posted by MAGNITUDE ARTTIC on Oct 4, 2019
A number of MAGNITUDE partners were present at the 3rd H2020 Low TRL Smart Grids and Storage projects clustering workshop which took place in Brussels, Belgium on Thursday 3rd October 2019. The project contributed to the thematic cluster “Business models” as well as the following discussions and thematic clusters: Kris Kessels, VITO: Business Models Edoardo Corsetti, RSE: Flexibility assessment & modelling Diego Arnone, ENG: Data Management &...
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Posted by MAGNITUDE ARTTIC on Sep 20, 2019
Kris Kessels, of VITO, was invited to present “Innovative Market Schemes for integrated Multi-Energy Systems” at the 16th International Conference on the European Energy Market conference in Lljublana, Slovenia on 18-20 September 2019. While she was unable to attend in person, the associated paper will be available in the EEM19 proceedings. Check back soon for a link to the proceedings once it is made...
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Posted by MAGNITUDE ARTTIC on Jun 21, 2019
MAGNITUDE project had its 1st EC review on June 20th, 2019. During the review the project consortium presented the work and progress achieved so far to the EC project...
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Posted by MAGNITUDE ARTTIC on Jun 5, 2019
MAGNITUDE Project Coordinator, Regine Belhomme of EDF, presented the MAGNITUDE projects to members of the CIGRE C6.33 Working Group at their most recent working group meeting, which took place on 4th June 2019 at the Aalborg Kongres and Kultur Center in Aalborg, Denmark.
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Posted by MAGNITUDE ARTTIC on Mar 14, 2019
The EU energy sector is undergoing radical changes due to the increasing penetration of renewable energy sources, the shift towards decentralised energy generation and the consequent emergence of new business models that are going to change the rules under which the energy market currently operates. In response to these trends, the use of demand response and the development of innovative technologies for energy conversion, storage and co-generation of heat and power will...
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