Renewable energy; energy self-sufficient user facilities; smart grid, smart metering
Abstract :
[en] The world-wide energy consumption has almost doubled since 1980 despite efforts towards energy saving and efficiency. This trend is supposed to continue for the decades to come so that major energy crises with electricity cuts and shortage of petrol or gas are anticipated. Furthermore, an ever increasing consumption of fossil fuels significantly contributes to further emissions of greenhouse gases and consequently to global warming in conjunction with catastrophic climate changes. These impacts are reduced to a large extent through utilisation of renewable energy sources for and within decentralised user facilities. The present invention relates to a method of communicating operation modes between a user facility control unit at a user facility and a utility grid control unit of a utility grid. In particular, it relates to a decentralised method of communicating operation modes between a user facility control unit at a user facility with renewable energy supply and a utility grid control unit of a utility grid.
Disciplines :
Energy
Inventor :
Hadji-Minaglou, Jean-Régis ; University of Luxembourg > Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication (FSTC) > Engineering Research Unit
Hoben, Ralf ; University of Luxembourg > Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SNT)
Peters, Bernhard ; University of Luxembourg > Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication (FSTC) > Engineering Research Unit
Language :
English
Title (54) :
Decentralized Power Supply for Small and Medium User Facilities
Publication date (43-45) :
28 July 2014
Filing date (22) :
25 January 2013
Patent/publication number (10-11) :
92140
Patent status (13) :
B
Priority number (30) :
RUES004LU92140
International classification (IPC) (51) :
H02J13/00
European classification (ECLA) (52) :
G05B15/02
Applicant (71) :
University of Luxembourg
Publication organism (19) :
Luxembourgian Intellectual Property Office
Focus Area :
Sustainable Development
Name of the research project :
Dependable Instrumentation and Control for Renewable Energy Management Systems using Dedicated and Public Communication Channels (DICREMS)
