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Enhancing Smart Grid Efficiency through FENIX Demonstrations by Dr. Thomas Werner

Dr. Thomas Werner presents the FENIX project's Southern scenario, highlighting experiences from major smart grid demonstrators. This innovative approach integrates both Transmission System Operators (TSO) and Distribution System Operators (DSO) in managing a 220kV and 30/13.2kV network. Key achievements include optimizing active power in the day-ahead market, providing tertiary reserves, balancing market efforts, and maintaining voltage levels during equipment outages. The integration of ICT architecture plays a crucial role in delivering both local and global services effectively.

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Enhancing Smart Grid Efficiency through FENIX Demonstrations by Dr. Thomas Werner

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  1. Round Table 4c Experiences from Major Smart Grid Demonstrators Dr.-Ing. Thomas Werner

  2. Selected network & Distributed Generation

  3. Alava TSO - 220kV network

  4. Alava DSO – 30/13,2kV simplified network

  5. Actors in the Demo

  6. FENIX Southern Scenario ICT Architecture

  7. Demonstration of FENIX southern scenario

  8. That has been demonstrated Providing global services (TSO level) • Active power in the day ahead market • Tertiary reserve, balancing market • Reactive power support at DSO / TSO boundaries Providing local services (DSO level) • Help maintaining voltages in lines • Under equipment outages, use active power generation • avoid reconfiguring the distribution network (simulated )

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