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Overview of recent Swiss power systems research

Published:08.06.21 — SCCER-FURIES 2017-2020 Activity report

SCCER-FURIES Annual conference (presentation)

Published:14.12.20 — 7th Annual Conference on “Large-scale demonstrators for the implementation of the Swiss Energy Strategy 2050” was held online on Oct. 28th

Innovative solutions for the achievement of the Swiss Energy strategy

Published:05.11.20 — Video in Aigle introducing the research activities for the integration into the grid of stochastic and distributed renewable resources into the grid with the use of a BESS

SCCER-FURIES Newsletter

Published:15.10.20 — The 3rd SCCER-FURIES Newsletter is now released

SCCER-FURIES Annual conference (program)

Published:28.09.20 — The Programme of the SCCER-FURIES in now released

Validating the role of batteries in the Swiss energy transition

Published:02.09.20 — The installation of the district-scale battery (1.5 MVA/2.5 MWh) in Aigle, undertaken in the frame of the SCCER-FURIES REeL project, has been completed.

Shaping the Future Electrical Infrastructure in Switzerland

Published:14.09.20 — Save the date – SCCER-FURIES 7th Annual Conference to be held online

International Workshop in the frame of SCCER-FURIES

Published:23.08.20 — SCCER-FURIES' partner, Prof. Dr. Petr Korba (ZHAW), organises the IV International Workshop on Dynamic Stability Challenges of the Future Power Grids (DynPower)

SNSF highlights GridSteer as a success story

Published:06.05.20 — SNSF's annual report “Profile 2019-2020” points out GridSteer as one of the three lab-to-market highlights

New Quasi-2-Level Operated Flying Capacitor Converter

Published:07.04.20 — The ETHZ-PES lab has developed a 40kV / 300kVA Quasi-2-Level Flying Capacitor Converter (Q2L-FCC) performing better than the conventional solution.

Best paper award at the 2019 conference on energy informatics

Published:04.10.19 — Lionel Bloch and Jordan Holweger were in Salzburg for the conference on energy informatics 2019. Their paper was elected as the best paper among the 57 accepted papers.