Tag: energy storage

EERA

Joint EERA – SmiLES Workshop on Hybrid Energy and Energy Storage Systems

Rome (IT), 07-08 November 2019 Last week the Joint EERA – SmiLES Workshop on Hybrid Energy and Energy Storage Systems was held in Rome. Prof. Giovanna Cavazzini of the TES research group organized the workshop in collaboration with Manuel Baumann (KIT), Atle Harby (SINTEF) and Marco Ferraro (CNR) within the framework of the EERA Joint…
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Special Issue on Pumped-Storage Hydropower Plants – Applied Sciences

  Share your recent findings in a Special Issue on Pumped-Storage Hydropower Plants!! We are looking for new solutions for PHES (innovative design, innovative control systems, etc.) and on their hybridization with other energy and energy storage systems (sizing algorithm, forecast model, management strategies, virtual power plant, etc.) Deadline: 15 July 2019 Guest Editor: Giovanna…
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SAVE THE DATE – ‘EERA/SmILES’ workshop on Hybrid Energy and Energy Storage Systems

The EERA-SmiLES Workshop on Hybrid energy and energy storage systems will be held in Brussels from 13.00 on 14 November to 13.00 on 15 November. This is the third workshop in the series of workshops to promote a discussion between industries, policy makers, research institutes and universities on the hybrid energy and energy storage systems.…
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Risk of penstock fatigue in pumped-storage power plants

Interested in penstock fatigue in pumped-storage power plants? See our recent findings on the risks of penstock fatigue in pumped-storage power plants operating in pumping mode. The variable speed upgrade of a pumped-storage power plant (PSPP) to allow offer several advantages in pumping and generating modes. However, in pumping mode at part load, both pressure…
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Unstable behaviour of pump-turbines and its effects on power regulation capacity of pumped-hydro energy storage plants

by G. Cavazzini, J.B. Houdeline, G. Pavesi, O. Teller, G. Ardizzon (2018) See our new paper in collaboration with GE Renewable Energy, published on Renewable and Sustainable Energy Review Journal! Abstract Intermittent renewable energy sources are characterized by a highly fluctuating, unpredictable and delocalized energy production, which significantly limits their penetration in the grid due…
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