Welcome
Spyros Chatzivasileiadis (DTU), Welcome to DTU and CEE
Fitim Kryezi (Energinet), Welcome to the multiDC Project
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Keynote Speakers
Carsten Chachah (Dansk Energi) Will energy islands be to offshore wind deployment what the iPhone was to smart phones? [Slides] [Video]
Cora Petino-Wagner (TenneT TSO GmbH/ENTSOe), Interoperability – The enabler for HVDC multiterminal development. [Slides] [Video]
multiDC Presentations
Spyros Chatzivasileiadis (DTU), multiDC: Controlling the Power Flows. [Slides] [Video]
Andrea Tosatto (DTU), multiDC in detail: Offshore Energy Islands. [Slides] [Video]
Matas Dijokas (DTU) multiDC in detail: Smart management of HVDC in the North European Grids. [Slides] [Video]
multiDC Demonstrations at PowerlabDK
Brynjar Sævarsson (DTU), Low-inertia North Sea Energy Island with Hardware-in-the-Loop. [Slides] [Video]
Georgios Misyris (DTU), Zero-inertia North Sea Energy Island and the issue of current limitation of HVDC converters. [Slides] [Video]
Danilo Obradovic (KTH), Supporting Frequency Across Areas with HVDC. [Slides] [Video]
Panel Session
Energy Islands and HVDC Interconnections: What are the next steps towards their integration to the European Grid?
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Moderator: Spyros Chatzivasileiadis, DTU
Panelists:
- Sonja Berlijn, KTH (formerly at Statnett),
- Fitim Kryezi, Energinet
- Peter Lundberg, Hitachi Energy
- Cora Petino-Wagner, Tennet TSO GmbH
- Deepak Ramasubramanian, EPRI
The multiDC project and the Technical University of Denmark have the pleasure to invite you to the multiDC Demonstration Event on October 28, 2021 at DTU in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The event will include keynote talks, presentations about state-of-the-art research, live demonstrations, and a panel discussion.
We are looking forward to welcoming you physically in our DTU campus in Kgs. Lyngby (20 mins away from downtown Copenhagen). For the ones unable to join physically, we also plan to stream the event live on Zoom and YouTube.
The focus is on the North Sea Wind Power Hub, the European vision for constructing artificial islands in the North Sea to tap the 180 GW of offshore wind potential, and the optimal coordination of HVDC interconnections to transmit bulk renewable power across Europe.
The main topics will be:
- What are the challenges moving towards Energy Islands and zero-inertia offshore AC and HVDC grids ?
- How can HVDC help support the frequency and allow the sharing of reserves among countries?
- What are the next steps for the integration of Energy Islands and HVDC interconnections to the European Grid?
Three live demonstrations will take place in PowerlabDK at DTU, including a Hardware-in-the-Loop demonstration of a low-inertia North Sea Wind Power Hub using the RTDS facilities at DTU. The other two demonstrations focus on the stability of Zero-inertia Offshore power systems with grid-forming converters and how we can achieve improved frequency support throughHVDC in the Nordics.
During the day, besides the panel session, discussions over the lunch break and the cocktail reception will facilitate the exchange of ideas and experiences in integrating large shares of renewables, both offshore and onshore, over HVDC lines and grids.
You can find more information about the multiDC project here: www.multi-dc.eu. Registration for the event is open until October 20, please sign up here: https://tilmeld.events/MultiDC/the-event.html
We are looking forward to welcoming you at DTU Lyngby on Thursday, October 28, 2021! Join us for exciting discussions on upcoming challenges and state-of-the-art solutions!