Publications

Publications

• 'Introduction to the workshop' Lars Henrik Hansen, DONG Energy
   
• ‘Base point – Danish distribution grids in general and the present use of Smart Grid related technology’ N.C. Nordentoft, Dansk Energi
  
• ‘Forecasting of wind and solar power production’ H. Madsen IMM, DTU
  
• ‘Modelling frameworks for renewable energy integration’ A. Ulbig, PSL ETH-Zürich
  
• ‘Addressing wake effects in wind farms’ D. Madjidian, Aut. Control LTH 
  
• ‘Smart charging of electric vehicles’ J. Hu, CET DTU
  
• ‘Electricity market impact on Nordic system frequency’ O. Samuelsson, IEA LTH
  
• 'IPSYS – a tool for simulating smart grids’ H. Bindner, Risø DTU
  
• Analysing emergency operation of Malmö in ARISTO’ O. Samuelsson, IEA LTH
  
• ‘Modelling & control of distribution network using RTDS' Seung-Tae Cha, CET DTU

iPower public session, Medium to Long Term Trends in Smart Grid Development and Deployment
iPower public session, Medium to Long Term Trends in Smart Grid Development and Deployment Held on 21 November 2011

• Challenges in designing the future intelligent power system (Per Lund, Energinet.dk)
• Involving users in Smart Grid service development – Finish examples (Eva Heiskanen, National Consumer Research Centre)
• Optimization and Control Strategies for Energy Management Systems (Andrew Alleyne, University of Illinois)
• The Electricity Research Centre (Mark O’Malley, University College of Dublin)
• Integration of contracted renewable energy and spot market supply to serve flexible loads (Shmuel S. Oren, University of California, CITRIS)
• Change through electricity pricing (Olof Samuelsson, Lund University)

• Denmark as European SmartGrid leader, status, vision and perspectives (Jacob Østergaard, DTU Electrical Engineering)
• Priority Service: A Business Model for Electric Load Control Aggregation (Shmuel S. Oren, University of California)
• Security and Storage on the 'Smarter' Grid (Andrew Alleyne, University of Illinois at Urbana)
• In Sweden the road to the future is electric (Oluf Samuelsson, Lund University)
• Overcoming the Renewable Penetration Wall: Technology Path to Supply-Following Loads (David Culler, University of California at Berkeley)
• The challenges and perspectives for Denmark as a demonstrations site for Smart Grid Ready components and technologies seen from an innovation point of view (Frank Elefsen, Danish Technological Institute)