The FBI pilot
The report on improved battery and booster installation in weak grids was written by Thomas Veflingstad of Elvia and Per Olav Dypvik of Energea, later head of eqGrid.
Smartgrids IDE Forbedret batteri og boosterinstallasjonenergiScada and eqGrid build on several years of work with Elvia in the IDE programme, including the OLTC pilot for voltage regulation and the FBI pilot for battery support in weak grids.
The work provided experience with voltage quality, available capacity, smart-meter (AMS) data, battery support and operation in distribution grids with limited capacity.
The lessons from the OLTC and FBI pilots, combined with the development of a patented no-break voltage selector, form the basis for eqGrid.
eqGrid is currently being trialled with Elvia in the eFlow project, supported by Enova through the «Flexibility in the energy system» programme.
Covered in Europower Tester ny metode for å overholde kravene til spenningskvalitetThe work behind eqGrid builds on practical pilot projects and reporting from the Norwegian Smart Grid Centre's IDE programme.
The report on improved battery and booster installation in weak grids was written by Thomas Veflingstad of Elvia and Per Olav Dypvik of Energea, later head of eqGrid.
Smartgrids IDE Forbedret batteri og boosterinstallasjonThe OLTC pilot for automatic voltage regulation was led by Kjell Anders Tutvedt of Elvia, who is also project manager for the eFlow project.
Smartgrids IDE Automatisk spenningsregulering med OLTCeqGrid is the result of several parallel development efforts within regulation, battery support and voltage control.
A regulation and control system developed from fouScada, miniDrops, smart-meter (AMS) data and practical OLTC operation.
Experience from BFS technology and the FBI pilot, focused on voltage stabilisation and weak distribution grids.
Proprietary technology for no-break voltage regulation with a standard transformer architecture.
eqGrid establishes an internal TN environment for battery and regulation, but can be adapted to IT, TT and TN grids.