The SecureFlex project gets funding
C4e is a partner of the Secure power flexibility for grid control and market purposes (SecureFlex) project, which received funding from the Czech Technology Agency.
The main partner of the project is the University of West Bohemia in Plzeň and other partners are the Czech Technical University, MycroftMind company and Masaryk University.
The project focuses on the development of analytics, computation and optimization tools and specialized research reports, which will lead to the development of systematic energy solution for secure utilization of power flexibility enabled by new technologies and market stakeholders’ integration into Czech energy domain. In cooperation with system operators, the support tools will be developed, which will have a significant potential of real-world deployment and will enable the systematic solution for power flexibility utilization in market and operation power networks mechanisms of Czech Republic. The project timeline is on the line with the expected middle-term schedule of fourth energy package implementation (Winter package), where is lack of suitable support tools.
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Mgr. Václav Stupka, Ph.D.
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