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Microgrid Lab – R&D project for 100% decentralized energy supply with biomass and other Distributed Energy Resources (DER)
Published 2020
Citation: Aigenbauer S, Zellinger M, Stadler M. Microgrid Lab – R&D project for 100% decentralized energy supply with biomass and other Distributed Energy Resources (DER). 6th Central European Biomass Conference (poster). 2020.
Abstract
Microgrids, a research topic within the smart grids area, build on close relationships between demand and supply and will create a 170 Mrd. € market potential in 2020[1]. These individual markets are characterized by different technologies in use. For example, biogas will play a key role in microgrids in Asia compared to Photovoltaics, Combined heat and Power (CHP), as well as storage technologies in North America. All these different technologies need to be coordinated and controlled. BIOENERGY2020+ GmbH is the industry leader when it comes to biomass control systems in Austria. Thus, BIOENERGY2020+ GmbH is already combining this knowledge within the OptEnGrid and “Grundlagenforschung Smart- und Microgrid“ (K3-F-755/001-2017) research projects, which are based on the leading microgrid optimization tool DER-CAM from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory at the University of California in Berkeley. These two BIOENERGY2020+ GmbH basic research projects constitute the basis for new innovative microgrid controller concepts and these new microgrid controller will be implemented and tested in the suggested Microgrid Research Lab in Wieselburg. The Microgrid Research Lab will include the Technology- und Reseach Centre (tfz) Wieselburg-Land and the new firefighting department next to the tfz.