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PROSECCO · DC Protection, Security, Control and Optimisation
The PROSECCO project brings direct advancements to the maturity level of HVDC grids. Doing so, it aids in realizing Europe's climate goals for 2050. Meshed HVDC grids is a key technology to integrate offshore wind and to upgrade the European power system. As such, the future power system will be a hybrid AC/DC grid where the HVDC grid seamlessly integrates with AC systems. PROSECCO addresses innovation needs in grid protection near HVDC converters and congestion management for hybrid AC/DC grids. PROSECCO utilises Model Based System engineering to have a consistent approach that is vendor neutral from design. It will advance research on (HVDC) grid protection, focusing on harmonized specifications, improved testing, multi-vendor integration, enhancing grid stability and selective protection. In congestion management, the project develops power flow schedulers, power flow control hardware, and holistic cost-benefit analysis tools.PROSECCO will mature hybrid AC/DC grids through 4 different demonstrators across three EU member states, namely (1) unique test equipment for DC relays (2) DC protection relays being installed in actual DC grids (3) a full scale DC power flow controller and (4) software to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of protection and congestion management solutions. The project also contributes to international standardization and builds confidence in TSOs, educates power system engineers, and provides recommendations to ENTSO-E.
Consortium · 11 organisations
KATHOLIEKE UNIVERSITEIT LEUVEN
BE · €1,414,493
ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE D'ARTS ET METIERS
FR · €554,483
INSTITUT POLYTECHNIQUE DE GRENOBLE
FR · €293,330
CENTRALE LILLE INSTITUT
FR
AMVALOR
FR
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET BRAUNSCHWEIG
DE · €738,625
TENNET TSO GMBH
DE · €190,969
UNIVERSITE GRENOBLE ALPES
FR
UNIVERSITAT POLITECNICA DE CATALUNYA
ES · €999,406
RTE RESEAU DE TRANSPORT D'ELECTRICITE
FR · €177,188
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT DELFT
NL · €631,375
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