Please find below selected joint research projects from EURAMET's European Metrology Research Programmes (EMRP and EMPIR) that are related to Smart Electricity Grids:
Current projects
Support for standardisation of high voltage testing with composite and combined wave shapes
HV-com²
High voltage AC or DC networks are being introduced which transmit electricity more efficiently. Lightning strikes or the sudden removal of high power...
read moreQuantum traceability for AC power standards
QuantumPower
The power industry is transitioning to renewable sources of energy, which tend to be locally distributed. To avoid instability, poor power quality and...
read moreTraceable mechanical and electrical power measurement for efficiency determination of wind turbines
WindEFCY
New technologies for wind turbines are currently assessed in the field, are time-consuming to perform and highly affected by wind conditions. Shorteni...
read moreMeasurement methods and test procedures for assessing accuracy of instrument transformers for power quality measurements
IT4PQ
Renewable electricity can cause grid-injected disturbances, damaging power quality (PQ). PQ represents the grids ability to supply constant, stable po...
read moreMetrology for future energy transmission
FutureEnergy
Electricity travels over transmission networks as alternating current (AC) at high voltages to help minimise energy losses, currently equivalent to 15...
read moreCompleted projects
Metrology for Smart Electrical Grids
SmartGrid
This EMRP project made significant advances in creating a metrology infrastructure for monitoring stability and quality of supply of smart electrical ...
read moreMetrology for High Voltage Direct Current
HVDC
High voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission systems are a key tool in extending the capacity of electricity grids and integrating sustainable ener...
read moreMeasurement tools for Smart Grid stability and quality
SmartGrid II
To help meet European emission reduction goals, vastly increased renewable power generation capacity will be needed, necessitating considerable change...
read moreTechniques for ultra-high voltage and very fast transients
UHV
This project supports the standardisation of ultra-high voltage measurement techniques, focussing on the needs of three different industrial sectors. ...
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