FEVER

We envision to develop an optimal management of the power grids in the future energy system based on renewable sources

Flexible Energy Production, Demand and Storage-based Virtual Power Plants for Electricity Markets and Resilient DSO Operation The European Research & Innovation project FEVER will demonstrate and implement solutions that leverage the potential of flexibility in generation, consumption and storage of electricity for optimal management of power grids. Deploying artificial intelligence and ledger technologies, peer-to-peer trading of flexible energies and a toolbox comprising advanced monitoring and prediction algorithms, FEVER empowers distribution system operators (DSOs) to better observe and manage their grids.

Key Exploitable Results

Factory Energy Management System
Flexibility Trading Platform
Flexibility Service Providing Agent
Microgrid Operation Scheduler
Algorithms for PV generation forecasting
Vehicle-to-grid-charger (V2G)
Energy Storage System and Energy Management Systems
Voltage compensation application
Algrorithms for low voltage grid observability
Algorithms for optimized management of Virtual Storage Plants
Algorithms for flexibility prediction from specific assets
Critical event prevention application/ Loss Reduction Application
Algorithms for fault detection
DSO toolbox
Flexibility service consuming agent
Market mechanisms for day-ahead and itra-day flexibility trading
Intraday market application
Flexibility Management System
Peer-to-peer flexibility trading platform

Project partners

Aalborg university
B.A.U.M. Consult
Information Technologies Insitute
Es geht!
estabanell distribució, estabanell energia
FlexShape
Hellenic Energy Exchange
INEA
Intracom Telecom
Stadtwerke Haßfurt
Stadtwerke Wunsiedel
eXiT
CITCEA
UCLouvain
FOSS
University of Patras

Financing

Funded by: European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme

Overall Budget: 9 929 911

Project duration: 2/2020 - 7/2023

Scope: EU-H2020

Degree of Prosumer & consumer involvement: Medium
Evaluation of their needs and expectations as flexibility providers as main part of the project

Technical Readiness Level (TRL):