DTU WIND Department of Wind and Energy Systems
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Elektrovej
Building 325, room 154
2800 Kgs. Lyngby
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The BOSS project succesfully demonstrated a large Danish battery energy storage system at Bornholm, with the capacity of 1100 kWh, 1100 kW. Batteries are keys to retiring fossil-fueled power plants.
DTU, FLSmidth, Danish Technological Institute and others will develop methods to replace fossil fuels with electricity in cement industry.
A new project led by DTU has been granted 19 million DKK by the Danish Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Program. The project will demonstrate the largest grid-connected battery energy storage in Denmark. Batteries could be a key factor to retiring fossil-fueled power plants.
A warm welcome to Willett Kempton, professor at College of Earth, Ocean and Environment and in the Department of Electrical & Computer Science, University of Delaware.
This year's Electro Award and E-Candidate Awards have just been handed over by Elektrofondet at The Danish Society of Engineers.
If we are to achieve a total independency of fossil fuels before 2050 integration of battery storage and electric vehicles is one of the most promising solutions for improving reliability and performance of the future power system.
Yet another step has now been taken in the development of Nordhavn as Copenhagen’s sustainable urban district. A giant battery which is to help balance the power system of the urban district has just been installed in P-hus Lüders—the district’s spectacular multi-storey car park with a playground and fitness facilities on the roof.
18 students from Denmark and the United States met to collaborate on projects in an interdisciplinary format. The topics included smart energy systems, economic aspects and life cycle analysis, regulatory policies and current barriers for renewable energy integration together with technical challenges for the existing power system.
Joachim Skov Johansen (photo on the right) received the IDA E-Kandidat Award 2014 for his master thesis project “Fast-Charging Electric Vehicles using AC”
On 22 May 2014, the Nissan 2nd V2X forum took place at PowerLabDK using the Power Flexhouse and the SYSLAB infrastructure
The U.S.-Denmark Summer Workshop on Renewable Energy is a unique educational initiative developed by leading universities in Denmark and California.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a five-year, $4.5 million grant to UC Santa Cruz to fund a cooperative research and education program on renewable energy involving universities in the United States and Denmark. The project addresses the technical, social, and economic aspects of community-scale renewable-energy microgrids...