Presentatie onderzoeksrapport en oplossingsrichtingen ten behoeve van het netcongestie vraagstuk in Noord Nederland

The increasing penetration of renewable energy (RE) and hydrogen technologies is reshaping the operational requirements of modern decarbonised energy systems, necessitating advanced control strategies to coordinate renewable generation, hydrogen storage, and heterogeneous end‐use demands. This paper …

The NO-GIZMOS project has shown that decentralized assets in the low-voltage grid can effectively resolve congestion problems at the medium voltage (MV) level. Our pilot in Ansen demonstrated that a community-based and algorithmically driven Virtual Power Plant of nine household batteries can reduce …

This paper presents case-based insights into the institutional and technical integration of local multi-commodity energy systems, focusing on electricity, hydrogen, and heat within the industrial cluster of Groningen Sea Ports in the Netherlands. A local market clearing platform, trading agents representing …

This paper investigates smart charging strategies for battery-electric construction machinery (non-road mobile machinery, NRMM) through a case study of a large-scale housing project in The Hague, Netherlands. The study develops a methodology to estimate energy demands and simulate charging profiles during …

Gevolgen netcongestie beperken in 3 stappen: 1. Bedrijfsbezoek: In kaart brengen energiegebruik bedrijven 2. Bedrijfsanalyse: Analyseren toekomstplannen 3. Gebiedsanalyse: Analyseren opties uitbreiding en/of verduurzaming ondanks netcongestie

The generation of electrical power from renewable sources such as wind and solar power is on the rise. However, the nature of this power generation is characterized by a relatively high level of unpredictability, whereas the demand for electrical power continues to grow steadily. These factors – among …

Solutions for grid congestion on business parks: Groningen Stroomt Door

Aanpak netcongestie bedrijventerreinen: Groningen Stroomt Door

A public webinar about the possible role of household batteries in grid congestion management.