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So far this year, InnoDC has attended conferences, expanded its network and published papers. Conferences: In March, Emily Maggioli (of Uporto) attended the International Conference on Developments in Power System Protection, Liverpool, to present her paper ‘Impact of VSC based HVDC interconnection on AC power system energy transmission wide-area disturbance’.…
This year, InnoDC researchers have developed their work on international secondments, published journal papers and delivered public workshops. Public work:They like to meet people of all ages and backgrounds, and share their work at public events. Motaz Ayiad, Davide Pinzan and Wei Liu created a mini-energy model, which proved popular with European teachers at the 32nd and…
The blackout that affected England & Wales on 9 August illustrates why European-funded projects, such as InnoDC, are so important. It is training 15 researchers to become international wind energy experts, and to develop tools that improve grid stability. Read the full list of their projects. Below are some examples of what InnoDC has…
Our non-stop Belgian team. Nathalia Campos and Stephen Hardy in Brussels:CG researcher, Stephen, and Elia researcher, Nathalia, attended the Sharing Inspiration 2019 conference at the European Committee of the Regions, which promotes science in education. They discussed possible wind-energy workshop collaboration with European Schoolnet Project Manager, Adina Nistor, met EU policy-makers and listened to impressive speakers, including the…
The InnoDC researchers have recently been presenting, competing and YouTubing! Anup Kavimandan in Norway: Denmark-based Anup nipped over to Norway to present his paper ‘Hierarchy and complexity in control of large offshore wind power plant clusters’ at EERA DeepWind’19. He particularly enjoyed hearing from wind energy experts about offshore challenges, global installation and technical developments. Gayan…
The InnoDC researchers have been out and about. Here are some of the places their research has taken them to over the last few months. Stockholm:DTU Denmark researcher Anubhav Jain published a paper summarising his findings on ‘Control Solutions for Blackstart Capability and Islanding Operation of Offshore Wind Power Plants’. He…
Who are InnoDC researchers?PhD researchers from China, Sri Lanka, Italy, Brazil, Iran, Bolivia, Portugal, Britain, Serbia, India, Canada and Palestine – an international team! Read their profiles. Where are they?Their research takes them to universities and industries in Spain, Wales, Portugal, Denmark, Belgium, China and more. What do they research?Their work is divided into…